GoKawiilAI firms draft post-disaster response plans, report finds
Executives at major artificial intelligence companies are reportedly preparing contingency plans for the aftermath of a serious AI-related disaster. These preparations reportedly include strategies for shaping regulatory and policy responses once such an event occurs.
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This suggests AI companies may be positioning themselves to influence how governments regulate the industry in the wake of a crisis, rather than solely focusing on preventing one. Critics could argue this points to companies prioritizing control over the narrative and rules over genuine safety assurances, though the source does not state this as confirmed motive.
- AI executives are reportedly planning for a future major AI disaster scenario.
- Plans reportedly include efforts to shape resulting regulation and policy.
- The preparations raise questions about whether industry influence could shape post-crisis rules.
Source: gizmodo.com, 2026-10-09
Published there as: “AI Companies Are Preparing to Shape the Rules After Everything Goes Wrong”
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