🦔Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says advanced AI needs an emergency brake, a way for authorized people to pause or shut down a model mid-task, and he wants the industry to write new safety standards. The same week, a solo developer used AI to release free copies of Photoshop and Premiere, then Word, Excel and PowerPoint. My Take Some of Nadella’s list makes sense, and OpenAI has notified more than 100 organizations this year about its agents getting into places they shouldn’t. But a brake wouldn’t stop anyone from copying Office. The clones are still rough, maybe a third of the way there, and they still show how cheap it’s getting to rebuild software people pay Microsoft for every month. Nadella also wants open-weight models, the free ones anybody can download and run, treated as risks under those new standards. If the companies selling AI write the rules, then the rules tend to make life harder for small competitors and free alternatives. I think safety is part of this, and protecting Microsoft’s business is part of it too. If there’s going to be a brake, I’d want someone outside the industry deciding when it gets pulled. Hedgie🤗