The Next Web reports that OpenAI and Anthropic want a joint slowdown, which David Sacks calls a “cartel.” The outlet says Trump's former AI czar told the companies to slow down individually and stop asking for antitrust cover in return. It also describes his view that product liability, rather than an approval regime, should discipline AI.
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The Next Web says Trump's former AI czar opposes antitrust cover for a joint slowdown and favors product liability over an AI approval regime.
The Next Web reports that OpenAI and Anthropic want a joint slowdown, which David Sacks calls a “cartel.” The outlet says Trump's former AI czar told the companies to slow down individually and stop asking for antitrust cover in return. It also describes his view that product liability, rather than an approval regime, should discipline AI.
Positive accounts praised David Sacks for correctly stating that many dire AI predictions have not come true, while negative replies accused OpenAI and Anthropic of seeking self-serving regulations to sideline smaller competitors.
Based on 65 sentiment-bearing replies from 57 accounts across 2 conversations.
Positive accounts praised David Sacks for correctly stating that many dire AI predictions have not come true, while negative replies accused OpenAI and Anthropic of seeking self-serving regulations to sideline smaller competitors.
Based on 65 sentiment-bearing replies from 57 accounts across 2 conversations.
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