Altman and Amodei Performed Their Stop-Us-From-Murdering-the-World Routine for the UN
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When multiple frontier lab CEOs ask the UN for guardrails, they’re inviting multilateral oversight into their roadmap. For operators, that means long-term planning around advanced models should include regulatory latency—export controls, eval requirements, and licensing could become gating factors, not afterthoughts.
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