AI Governed Like a Photo App
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-11
Miles Brundage argues that no one worries about an "airline executive quitting being a red flag" before a flight, and average users shouldn't be forced to track such internal personnel changes in the AI sector.
He stresses that AI risks are approaching those of critical infrastructure, but current governance treats it like managing a photo app, highlighting the industry's lack of proper safety and auditing systems.
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