Sacks: pre-approval AI regulation would become a 'DMV for AI' with long queues
pstAsiatech · x · 2026-09-03
David Sacks argued that permissionless innovation is the main driver of US economic growth and regulations should promote cutting-edge research. He warned that if regulatory agencies pre-approve AI releases, the new system would become a "DMV for AI" with "a long queue waiting for approval."
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