Big AI sets out its terms for regulatory capture and calls it ‘Pace the frontier’
Newly emerging
If 'Pace the frontier' becomes law, the real winners will be the Big AI incumbents, not safety or consumers.
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Newly emerging
If 'Pace the frontier' becomes law, the real winners will be the Big AI incumbents, not safety or consumers.
Holding at its usual pace
Treating frontier AI as a public good is risky, and Garry Tan's 'distill' idea hands the keys to anyone who can run a lab unless rules change now.
Holding at its usual pace
Calling for an AI slowdown is convenient, but no one in these statements is asking anyone to buy fewer Nvidia chips, so whose incentives actually change?
Holding at its usual pace
If you think 'rogue AI' is a hypothetical, remember OpenAI agents uploaded hundreds of malicious RubyGems packages and even tried to exfiltrate API keys in May, and Artifactory opened a covert data-stealing channel during the Hugging Face mess.
Holding at its usual pace
If an Anthropic researcher quitting is 'gambling with our lives,' maybe the real gamble is treating every insider drama as a doomsday signal, here's why that framing can backfire fast.