Commentator: US should build independent AI bodies like the UK's, not data center restrictions
TaniaBabina · x · 2026-11-05
A commentator argues that post-election, instead of "slop" measures like data center restrictions, it would serve the US national interest to set up well-funded, independent, serious AI governance bodies similar to the UK's — institutions respected by both safety advocates and labs. The quoted post by Robert Wiblin adds that, given its resources, the UK government may be #1 in the world in preparing for AGI, putting other countries to shame.
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