Zuckerberg Rejects Coordinated AI Slowdown: Competition and Liability Suffice
VraserX · x · 2026-09-18
Zuckerberg is rejecting the coordinated slowdown idea floated by Altman and Amodei, arguing that competition, liability, and self-interest already give labs enough reason to slow themselves when necessary—a fundamentally different safety philosophy from his rivals'.
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