AI safety practitioner: no substitute for national policy over lab-level efforts
joshua_saxe · x · 2026-10-09
Joshua Saxe argues that while influencing individual researchers at individual labs feels impactful at the "trees" level, at the "forest" level of the overall AI race there is no substitute for national and international policy.
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