NYT roundtable: five experts on what rules AI companies should actually face
ambaonadventure · x · 2026-10-28
A New York Times roundtable moderated by Emily Bazelon convenes five experts on AI risks and regulation. Context: safety researchers have resigned from OpenAI and Anthropic warning of catastrophe; companies reportedly game out catastrophic cyberattack scenarios within 6-12 months; Trump called catastrophe predictions a "hoax," and Yoshua Bengio doubts timely government regulation. The panel debates what governance tools could actually contain the technology.
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