Critics Call AI-Doomer Regulation Push a Disguised Attempt to Ban Open-Source Models
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-11
Gregory Kennedy rails against AI-safety advocates' CNN appearances: no new evidence, recycling a known OpenAI Hugging Face example. He recalls failed predictions—Andrew Yang's truck-driving job losses from a decade ago, Dario's claim of 50% unemployment within 18 months—and argues the regulation campaign is really about an "FAA of AI" banning open-source, a move that wouldn't constrain China anyway and so fails its own stated goals.
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