Dario's slowdown push meets reality: 60% of US firms say AI outpaces their governance
anacondainc · x · 2026-09-29
IT Brew recaps the industry "slow down AI" debate: Dario Amodei's Sept 12 essay proposed embedding third-party evaluators like METR in frontier labs, common safety standards among democratic countries' AI firms, and cooperation with authoritarian governments on global regulation. The call drew agreement from Sam Altman and Elon Musk. Enterprise data shows the gap: an ABBYY report finds 60% of US companies say AI is adopted faster than they can govern it, and EY finds 47% of US AI leaders admit bypassing AI governance for urgent deployments.
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