Task Force vice chair: frontier labs calling for regulation are like 'drunk drivers'
jeremiecharris · x · 2026-10-20
Super Intelligence Task Force vice chair Emil Michael told The Information that U.S. frontier labs calling for stricter regulation act like "drunk drivers" demanding someone else pull them over. Jeremie Harris quipped that this doesn't mean we shouldn't pull them over — implying labs' self-called regulation is no reason to relax external oversight.
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