UK politician Darren Jones urges governments to act on frontier AI lab risk warnings
S_OhEigeartaigh · x · 2026-09-09
UK politician Darren Jones argues that if AI labs' risk warnings are accurate, "at least the labs will say I told you so," and questions what governments are doing in response. He supports continued innovation but under regulated, safety-first terms, calling on the G7, G20 and UN to pay attention. SOhEigeartaigh endorses the view, urging more elected officials to track the sources Jones follows.
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