Ex-OpenAI policy lead amplifies jab: absence of AI regulation is itself regulatory capture
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-26
Miles Brundage (ex-OpenAI policy) reposted a pointed observation: under industry influence, "a complete absence of regulation or oversight can also be a form of regulatory capture." The quoted post references NY assemblymember Alex Bores sarcastically celebrating "another successful meeting of the Committee to Prevent Regulatory Capture," mocking industry-dominated AI oversight.
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