Big Tech AI safety teams understaffed; policymakers need to set floor
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-15
Miles Brundage highlights that people underestimate how understaffed AI safety teams are at major companies. A trillion-dollar company justified its lack of incident sharing by claiming others are worse. Brundage argues that policymakers must step in to establish a floor, including proper incident sharing requirements.
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