Casper flags ambiguity in how RAISE Act counts integer and floating-point operations
StephenLCasper · x · 2026-10-31
In his thread on the revised NY RAISE Act, Stephen Casper argues the bill needs more specificity on how integer and floating-point operations should be counted for the compute threshold, offering his own concrete proposals at the end of the thread — a key technical detail for enforcing compute-based AI regulation.
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