Antitrust risk as a blocker to AI safety coordination: real concern or convenient excuse?
lxrjl · x · 2026-11-11
lxrjl weighs in on the argument that antitrust risk blocks companies from coordinating on AI safety: he grants it's not entirely made up.
But he notes the irony—this comes from the same companies behind "train on the entire internet and eat the fines," making the legal-risk excuse hard to take all that seriously.
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