Sequoia's tszzl: 'pacing the frontier' rules are regulatory capture aimed at top AI labs
tszzl · x · 2026-09-13
tszzl argues that "pacing the frontier" regulation would compress margins asymmetrically for the model developers with the strongest AIs in America — and is by nature a terrible regulatory capture tactic.
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