AI Treated Like a Photo App in Governance
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-11
Miles Brundage argues that AI's risk profile resembles "critical infrastructure," yet it is often governed like a standard photo app.
He points out that the public shouldn't have to worry about whether executive turnover at a tech company signals a risk before boarding a flight. Similarly, AI regulation, export controls, and corporate risk assessments shouldn't appear so arbitrary and inconsistent.
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