Miles Brundage says frontier AI auditing tools exist, but more governance work is needed
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-29
Miles Brundage says a lot of the needed technical and governance machinery for frontier AI oversight already exists, but more still has to be built, and skepticism is reasonable.
The reply frames one reason for pushing independent frontier AI auditing: if AI companies face costly safety and security requirements, auditors can help verify that competitors are making similar investments, reducing the incentive to race ahead alone. Brundage says he will say more soon about the state of the field and next steps.
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