Who can stop an AI company?

If a company tells its prospective shareholders that its products could cause extraordinary harm, we should ask it for verifiable criteria for deciding when not to release them. You do not have to believe extinction is just around the corner to demand that commitment. And it is not enough to ask companies to regulate themselves better. Anthropic can publish evaluations, invite experts, and set goals for itself. All of that provides information. The difficult test is whether someone with real independence can review the results, learn about incidents, and demand changes when the commercial cost is high. If companies define the danger, run the tests, and decide which parts of the results we see, we are still relying on their judgment at precisely the moment when they will face the most pressure to keep going.

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