The AI paradox: insiders building frontier models want to slow down, outsiders don't
CFGeek · x · 2026-09-12
PEWilliams highlights an odd dynamic: people not building frontier models are the most adamant that frontier development continue unimpeded, while many who want to slow down are the ones actually building frontier models. Dan Jeffries responds that the first observation could lead to misguided legal frameworks amid current hysteria, urging countervailing voices, and flatly rejects the second point.
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