Ex-OpenAI policy lead Brundage: Chinese AI firms may out-invest Musk on AI Act compliance
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-16
Miles Brundage, former head of policy at OpenAI, replying to Nathan Lambert, argues that Chinese AI companies may actually invest more in compliance — they care about AI Act compliance among other things, and unlike Elon Musk, they care about getting sued and about their reputations.
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