Dozens of Companies Chasing Superintelligence Pose Unforeseen Policy Challenges
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-14
Miles Brundage, former AI policy researcher, points out that there are now dozens of companies attempting to build superintelligence, rather than just a select few.
He emphasizes that this massive expansion in the competitive landscape carries profound policy implications that the world has yet to fully wrap its head around.
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