No, because AI safety standards are, I think, context-specific. We could for example say that "no development of nuclear weapons" should be one, but then you need all of these exceptions for genuine research. You can't encode laws as "safety standards" without making each model country-specific or similar.
As I noted, I don't have a solution to this problem, and I honestly don't know if there is one. This may be one of those social/non-technical problems because a universal safety standard is simply unachievable and depends on two many external variables.
As I noted, I don't have a solution to this problem, and I honestly don't know if there is one. This may be one of those social/non-technical problems because a universal safety standard is simply unachievable and depends on two many external variables.