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According to a post on X by @farairesearch, FAR.AI shared a CAIRD workshop talk by Stephen Casper. Casper argues that AI policy debates have barely moved since 2023, but that they can shift within weeks after a shock. He suggests researchers should prepare their work now so it is ready when the next incident changes what is politically possible.
According to a post on X by @farairesearch, FAR.AI shared a CAIRD workshop talk by Stephen Casper. Casper argues that AI policy debates have barely moved since 2023, but that they can shift within weeks after a shock. He suggests researchers should prepare their work now so it is ready when the next incident changes what is politically possible.
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Casper argues AI policy debates have barely moved since 2023 but can shift within weeks after a shock, so researchers should prepare the work now for when the next incident changes what's politically possible. Also: https://buff.ly/oLjCmvk Original post on X Section: Organization News<...
The argument is aimed at AI safety and policy researchers, who may need to decide whether to build proposals before a crisis rather than after one. If Casper's view holds, the timing of policy work could matter as much as its content. The post is a short teaser, so the full talk's reasoning and evidence are worth checking before drawing firm conclusions.
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