Brundage: nailing audits is a prerequisite for any pause to work well
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-16
Miles Brundage responds to "where's the pause/slowdown": nailing the audit part is needed for a pause/slowdown to work well anyway, and the other work is needed regardless — we don't have to pick a single action. He feels OK because the industry's not-on-top-of-things-ness is now more widely understood, but there's a lot to do and time is short.
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