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The constraint in AI governance, at this moment, is personnel flow.
Before comprehensive federal rules exist, the mechanism that shapes how AI companies get overseen is which safety officials move through their boards and institutions.
OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has appointed a top US AI safety official to its foundation board, a move that arrives as AI laboratories broadly face accusation of regulatory capture.
Regulatory capture operates through the ordinary movement of careers. Specialists with domain knowledge accumulate credibility in government, then migrate to or serve the private entities they understand best.
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