NYT roundtable asks five experts what the rules for AI companies should actually be
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-10-26
An NYT roundtable moderated by Emily Bazelon with Sneha Revanur, Daniel Kokotajlo, Tyler Cowen, Alex Bores and Kabakab on how government should respond to AI, against a backdrop of safety researcher resignations from OpenAI and Anthropic, companies war-gaming catastrophic cyberattack scenarios for the next 6–12 months, and Yoshua Bengio warning timely regulation is unlikely.
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