A blueprint for democratic governance of frontier AI
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15 points
3 comments
June 03, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
SilverElfin
It’s a blueprint for regulatory capture, something both OpenAI and Anthropic need, in order to stay relevant. The actual doc linked in there talks about increasing the power of the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI), and having mandatory evaluations for “frontier” technology. The doc makes no mention of open source AI, privacy, freedom, or things like that. Anthropic and OpenAI have no moats. All they can do is use fear and control to create moats.
andrewstuart
The less OpenAI says out loud the better for everyone including themselves.
ls612
The cattle classes can’t be permitted to have intelligence that isn’t controlled by and reporting to the ruling class.