Ramez: Highest-Benefit AI Policy Is Forcing Labs to Disclose Research Data
latticecut · x · 2026-11-15
AI researcher Ramez argues that if only one AI policy could be passed, the one with the highest benefit-to-harm ratio would be forcing all AI labs to publish granular data about the effectiveness of their AI systems and their internal AI research processes. latticecut endorsed the idea.
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