Insurers, not regulators, will gatekeep high-risk AI evaluations, argues ex-Google policy lead
nicklaslundblad · x · 2026-09-19
- The author asks who bears liability when AI safety evaluations breach real networks while operational hallucinations can nearly trigger military action.
- Hypothesis: once external pre-deployment AI evaluation becomes mandatory and testing boundaries/liability are standardized, insurers and procurement offices — not safety agencies — will determine which high-risk evaluations and deployments remain viable.
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