Gabriel: AI regulation delays will cost billions of life-years, staff agencies 10x
gabriel1 · x · 2026-10-11
Gabriel argues that if AI solves most diseases in the next three years, regulatory delays will cost billions of life-years. He calls for reviewing regulatory timelines and expanding approval agencies 10x so they have capacity to approve everything ASAP — a characteristically aggressive take on the cost of AI regulation.
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