Strict liability for AI outperforms slowdown or pre-release authorization, panel finds
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-10-07
Gabriel Weil cites Leap panelist results from the Futures Research Institute: a US-only strict liability regime for AI substantially outperforms a US-only AI slowdown or pre-release authorization regime, and is competitive with globally coordinated versions of those policies. Former OpenAI policy lead Miles Brundage shared it, calling it a classic Weil result.
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