No Need to Pause AI: Fix Infrastructure, Run Third-Party Evals, Release Responsibly
abhijithneil · x · 2026-09-05
In a short exchange on whether AI development should be paused, terryyuezhuo laid out four positions: no need to pause or slow down, fix the infrastructure, run your own evals plus third-party evals, and make releases responsible.
abhijithneil added that the key is encrypting and securing the infrastructure itself — an "accelerate but harden" take on AI safety.
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