Brundage Refutes the "AI is Too Hard to Regulate" Argument
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-06
AI policy researcher Miles Brundage pushes back against the defeatist narrative that "AI is developing too fast to regulate." He deems the stance baseless and argues that the rapid pace of AI tech should never be used as an excuse to abandon regulatory efforts.
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