EU AI Act forces labs to prove safety, but can paperwork stop a rogue AI?
castrotech · x · 2026-09-18
- The EU AI Act requires AI labs to demonstrate their models are safe to deploy in the EU and hand over evidence on request.
- Patrick Grady argues that an AI going catastrophically rogue in the US wouldn't be deterred by EU compliance paperwork.
- The thread highlights the gap between regulatory evidence-gathering and protection against actual extinction-level risks.
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