Experts Warn: No Consensus on 'AI Control' Best Practices as Regulatory Panic Looms
sjgadler · x · 2026-07-22
AI safety researcher Yonadav Shavit points out the surprising and distressing lack of anything to point to as 'AI control' best practices, contrasting sharply with the rough consensus on safeguards.
He warns that it is highly likely the US government will eventually panic about misalignment and demand concrete actions. When that day comes, the industry will have nothing substantial to offer.
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