CAIS researchers: US-China mutual 'whole lab inspections' can verify an AI slowdown
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-13
David Krueger highlights the 'whole lab inspections' proposal from CAIS researchers Felix Choussat and Adam Khoja, answering skeptics who say an international AI slowdown can't be verified: after 1,000+ employees and official OpenAI/Anthropic endorsements of a paced frontier, instead of futuristic tamper-proof GPU monitoring, the US and China could simply grant auditors comprehensive access to major AI companies to confirm a pause.
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