Reply points back to the AI regulation paper on internal deployment gaps
StephenLCasper · x · 2026-07-22
This reply links back to the same paper on internal AI deployment gaps, reinforcing the point that governance misses systems used inside companies. The underlying argument is that oversight becomes much weaker once a model is only visible to employees and never enters the public market.
Related event: AI Safety Researchers Urge Regulation of Internal Deployment and Training(9 posts)→
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