VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @agihouse_org, AGI House published a short essay about an October 27 omakase dinner that brought together people who ship AI models and people who write AI policy. The essay argues that too much policy is drafted without shipping experience. The piece is a community account of the gathering rather than a formal report.
According to a post on X by @agihouse_org, AGI House published a short essay about an October 27 omakase dinner that brought together people who ship AI models and people who write AI policy. The essay argues that too much policy is drafted without shipping experience. The piece is a community account of the gathering rather than a formal report.
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AGI House published a short essay on an Oct 27 omakase dinner that mixed builders who ship models with people who write AI policy, arguing that too much policy is drafted without shipping experience. The piece is a community account of the gathering rather than a formal report. Why it matters: Shows how Bay Area...
The dinner reflects an effort by Bay Area builder communities to put practitioners in the same room as policymakers. For developers and researchers, it points to a push for hands-on experience to inform policy drafts. Readers may want to watch whether similar gatherings follow and whether they lead to published policy discussions.
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