US Vice President Vance to labs: "If you're building a Frankenstein, stop" rather than ask for regulation
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For the second time in a week the US administration refuses to slow SI from above — responsibility for safety stays with the developers themselves, and the race continues with no government brake.
Speaking at an SI summit in Los Angeles in conversation with Chamath Palihapitiya, Vance responded to Amodei's essay on a joint slowdown: he called the industry's calls for rules a "Trojan horse" with which big players want to entrench their position. "If you're building a Frankenstein, first, stop, and second, give other companies the tools to protect themselves from it," he said, insisting that the industry itself, not federal regulation, should handle the risks.
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