Brundage: New AI framework is a "copy/paste plus new stuff" job
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-21
Former OpenAI policy expert Miles Brundage commented on OpenAI's response to a regulatory framework. He noted that the comments suggest a random, inconsistent framework. However, he clarified that this is actually standard practice today: a "copy/paste plus some new stuff" approach, precisely designed to avoid inconsistency with existing rules.
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