tszzl: industry gatekeeping of discovered truth is a bad precedent, just release it
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-09-23
Responding to a proposal that industry bodies should be consulted on how to gatekeep and disclose discovered truth, tszzl argues this is a bad precedent given the scale of the leap, and that the better path is simply releasing results openly and seeing where they land — a notable voice in the ongoing debate over disclosure norms for frontier AI findings.
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