AI safety researcher David Krueger: policymakers now seriously weighing an AI moratorium
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-11-11
David Krueger writes that many policymakers are finally seriously asking what they can do about AI risk, including rogue AI on short timelines and the need for an international moratorium. He argues this is an unusually good time to propose a strategically maximally-useful suite of actions, and that many policymakers could easily be nudged toward contributing to a moratorium at relatively small cost.
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