Luiza Jarovsky on the AI safety crisis: tech, law, and regulation must advance together
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-11-02
AI policy researcher Luiza Jarovsky published a new weekly briefing video, "How to Address the AI Safety Crisis," warning that the current crisis could lead to loss of control if unaddressed.
Key points:
- The crisis stems from three sources: fierce AI competition with China, intense internal competition among US AI labs, and weak technological/legal/regulatory governance
- Recent incidents (the OpenAI/Hugging Face case, PHP vulnerability chaos, Texas' lawsuit against OpenAI) are part of this broader crisis, yet many don't see it that way
- She argues three avenues must be pursued simultaneously: technology, law, and regulation, each with distinct strategies and institutional actors
The 4-minute video accompanies her newsletter, which has 103,000+ subscribers.
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