AI labs can't do real safety work — it raises their legal liability, says Create founder Paul Yacoubian
PaulYacoubian · x · 2026-09-10
Paul Yacoubian, founder of Create, argues AI labs can't genuinely do AI safety work because proactive safety efforts increase their legal liability if things go wrong. He contends that oversight needs to come from independent third parties rather than the labs policing themselves.
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