Researcher: talk directly to AI labs' biosecurity teams, not their CEOs' polished takes
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-09-16
Stanford's Anshul Kundaje argues AI orgs are not monocultures — there is substantial internal debate on safety issues and severity. He recommends critics engage directly with company biosecurity teams, which is a very different experience from polished blog posts and dumbed-down CEO interviews.
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