There are ways to construct the exemption that would make sure companies wouldn’t collude. And the law isn’t clear! The guidelines on this topic were pulled during the Biden administration. I wrote a paper all about this:

>be Eliezer "I invented Bayesian rationality" Yudkowsky >meet young Leopold who actually works on the frontier >kid asks "why aren't you updating at all in the direction of all the smart people?" >you hesitate for dramatic effect, then drop the ultimate high-IQ line: >"I do not consider those people to be my epistemic peers" >Leopold's face contorts into pure, unfiltered contempt >he turns and walks away without another word >you stand there alone, triumphant >"wow, I actually managed to read a facial expression for once. historic day" >this of course has zero impact on your probability estimates because peers are for midwits

Today I'm launching AI Policy Hub, a project I've been working on and developing the last couple months. While I have plans for other pages in the future, it currently features - A state AI bill tracker that automatically updates every Monday - A federal AI bill tracker that also updates every Monday - A list of major government actions on AI - A curated list of FRED charts that are important for understanding AI's economic impacts - A economic trends page built on my testimony to the JEC, describing what's happening accorrding to the data; and - A narrative description of my AI work This is a working project, so please send me ideas for additions or changes! The page is here: My Substack on the project is here: