We're in Triage Mode for AI Policy - by Miles Brundage
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We lost a lot of valuable time in 2025, but it's (hopefully) not to late to avoid the worst-case scenarios if we prioritize.
We're in Triage Mode for AI Policy We lost a lot of valuable time in 2025, but can still 80/20 things. Miles Brundage Feb 22, 2026 83 11 Share In late 2024, I wrote this : AI that exceeds human performance in nearly every cognitive domain is almost certain to be built and deployed in the next few years. … If there are ways that you can help improve the governance of AI in these and other countries, you should be doing it now or in the next few months, not planning for ways to have an impact several years from now. … By the end of 2025, if not earlier, we need comprehensive AI regulation in the
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