a16z's Martin Casado calls Anthropic's draft AI safety bill 'actually quite reasonable'
typewriters · x · 2026-10-23
a16z partner Martin Casado publicly said Anthropic's draft AI safety bill is 'actually quite reasonable,' adding that the industry tends to converge on the right thing over time and that the draft feels very much on the right track. Notable given a16z's generally anti-regulation stance, it signals emerging alignment between leading AI labs and parts of the VC world on safety legislation.
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