Bank regulation as AI lab oversight model: resident examiners, not public disclosures
deanwball · x · 2026-09-13
Responding to Joe Weisenthal's question about third-party inspections for AI labs, aarmlovi argues banking regulation is the better analog: since banks can't be forced to expose IP or publish private data, the Fed and OCC embed permanent resident examiners in the most complex banks for continuous but confidential supervision — a model that could carry over to AI lab oversight.
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