[Terr_]

P.S.: If they're so convinced in the (A) effectiveness and (B) necessity of the "safety layer", they have them put their money where their mouth is, and accept legal liability for its failures. The same as with (legally mandated) seatbelts if they snap apart in a crash, or (legally mandated) child-proof caps that aren't actually childproof, etc.

They probably won't, that tells us something about their motives, and whether the thing they're pushing for is actually fair/suitable/ready for legislation.

[intrasight]

Also he says: "All sufficiently capable models, open and closed, should go through mandatory safety testing."

Really then need to go through validation security and safety is just a component of validation validation must also check for truthfulness and correctness.