This seems like a weird way for Marc Andreessen to acknowledge that supporting Trump was a mistake but I'll take it!
Zvi Mowshowitz argues the new White House AI policy allows ad hoc control over frontier AI model development
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Zvi Mowshowitz calls out the June 2026 executive order for creating a classified benchmarking system that lets agencies pick which frontier models count as covered and then negotiate early government access on their own timeline, turning what was meant to be light-touch security support into opaque scheduling power over releases like GPT-5.6.
Deregulation voices now tied to rollout disorder
Journalists trace the ad-hoc pattern directly to earlier pushes against formal rules, leaving agencies without templates and forcing one-off calls that stretch timelines for any model tagged with advanced cyber risks.
Model teams left guessing at approval windows
The voluntary framework gives no fixed calendar, so labs must wait on agency determinations that can shift per release and per partner list, with nothing in the order spelling out how many days or which criteria decide the stagger.
Users criticize Andreessen's Trump support and deregulatory AI stance for enabling policy chaos from a self-absorbed figure while sarcastically questioning his introspection or motives, though some agree he shows indirect regret.
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People are saying "no he's criticizing Dario for scaring Trump about frontier models." But whatever you want to say about Dario, the person most responsible for Donald Trump's policies is Donald Trump. And people who helped get Donald Trump elected also bear some responsibility.
This seems like a weird way for Marc Andreessen to acknowledge that supporting Trump was a mistake but I'll take it!

@DkSemyon I'm sure that's what he means but that's ridiculous. The entity that did this is the Donald Trump Administration, which Andreessen supported and most of the EAs and AI safety people did not.

@binarybits Nah, I think he's probably blaming it on EAs, Frontier labs, woke, AI safety ppl, etc. They're the woman asking the question in the meme.
@binarybits This is a reference to Dario hyping Mythos fear.
This seems like a weird way for Marc Andreessen to acknowledge that supporting Trump was a mistake but I'll take it!

@AndrewMayne Yes I know. But he didn't do it!

@deanwball put it very well this morning. https://www.hyperdimensional.co/p/what-should-be-done

@PersonaIData No.

And I wrote something similar a couple weeks ago: https://www.transformernews.ai/p/trumps-ai-executive-order-was-inevitable

@binarybits Did he delete this?

@subniferus @DkSemyon Donald Trump and his subordinates are grownups who are responsible for their own decisions.

@ShakeelHashim Wait is that what he means????
I (naively) assumed his post was a fleeting moment of self-awareness!

@binarybits 1. this is directly caused by dario scaremongering and refusing to play ball with the army 2. the dems explicitly said they’d regulate AI even more aggressively than trump is doing right now

@binarybits If only he was capable of introspection…

@binarybits @pmarca response?

AI safety people: Frontier AIs are weapons and should be kept out of the hands of bad actors
US government: ok well that’s our jurisdiction then, we’ll decide who can have access
AI saftiests; no not like that! We meant we need the government-like power to decide who has access even though we’re unelected!

@binarybits Weird couldn’t find it
@AndrewMayne Like does Marc Andreessen think Donald Trump is a child?
@AndrewMayne Yes I know. But he didn't do it!

@binarybits ?

@ShakeelHashim

@binarybits @DkSemyon There is an invincible, non-falsifiable cope that Harris would have basically banned AI outright that these types can retreat to
They may pivot next presidential cycle, but they'll back the admin for the foreseeable future