A regulatory-markets model could bridge fast-moving AI and slow legislation
ghadfield · x · 2026-07-27
The reply expands on the idea that governments could license organizations to audit AI against standards developed by the market.
It frames this as a possible compromise between slow statutory law and fast-moving AI systems, and links it to the “Regulatory Markets” concept.
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