Will Brown: meaningful AI legislation won't arrive on the timescales that matter
willcb · x · 2026-10-03
Continuing the debate on regulating AI weights, Will Brown clarifies he's making a descriptive rather than normative argument: he simply doesn't think meaningful legislation on these issues can be passed on the timescales that matter, so "we need to buckle up".
The post completes his position — not opposing regulation, but judging that legislative speed can't keep up with AI progress.
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