AI governance scholar Hadfield: worry escalated sharply in six months, regulatory markets and IVOs may be our last window
ghadfield · x · 2026-10-04
Gillian Hadfield, who has worked on governing powerful AI for about a decade, says her worry has escalated sharply: more worried in the last six months, more in two months, and most in the past week. She argues the path forward is regulatory markets and IVOs (international verification organizations), hoping it's not too late.
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