Brundage mocks press coverage of AI regulation as a "skill issue"
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-30
Miles Brundage notes that the fact that "trillion-dollar companies racing to make superintelligence can't handle their rogue AI situations, and also this is basically unregulated" should be a massive story in a gossip-heavy town. He suggests the failure to cover it well is partly a "skill issue." He also stated he won't engage with journalists writing about Leopold before the Hugging Face reports.
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