AI governance may need to move faster than the system changes, or the window closes
S_OhEigeartaigh · x · 2026-07-29
The thread argues that there is a nonzero chance humanity is already too late to fully control advanced AI, but that we must still act as if control remains possible.
A reply adds a concrete governance framing: policy responses have to close the loop faster than the system changes, and that window will eventually disappear before the singularity arrives.
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