Skip the bureaucracy, hold AI labs criminally liable instead, argues one critic
iruletheworldmo · x · 2026-09-12
Arguing against the scale of current AI regulation, the author says bio/nuclear/cyber risks are better handled by criminally holding labs accountable — e.g. for shipping models without safeguards that enable bioweapons — rather than letting bureaucrats push their own narratives.
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