A new post argues frontier AI governance has drifted from historical lessons
rajiinio · x · 2026-07-23
The post argues that there is a real disconnect between lessons learned from earlier AI eras and today’s frontier AI governance debates.
It says the most effective path would be to move forward together, while also questioning whether the community responded appropriately in the past and whether the conference’s impact has been underestimated.
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