About this Concept
Regulation
Laws, rules, and government decisions about how AI may be built and used.
Trend this week
6 of 6 weeks tracked had mentions across multiple podcasts.
A closer read
- What changed
- Its share rose from 2.9% to 3.4%, with evidence across 5 podcasts.
- Where it showed up
- It appeared in episodes including “Nathan Goes to China – Part 2: AI Safety with Chinese Characteristics” and “The AI Industry Asks Government to Slow It Down”.
- How to read it
- 3 cited episodes from 3 podcasts are shown below. The topic appeared across 5 podcasts in the full analysis.
Podcast moments from the week
Moments are grouped by episode so repeated excerpts from one conversation do not look like separate sources.
The Cognitive Revolution
Nathan Goes to China – Part 2: AI Safety with Chinese Characteristics
“Certainly should surprise those that would say China will never care. This is any regulation we do is a gift to Xi. I would think twice about that.”
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Report this moment“Oversight precise and governance effective. Early warning wired through the whole collective. Laws, regulation, monitoring, response.”
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The AI Daily Brief
The AI Industry Asks Government to Slow It Down
“US AI policy is currently being made by a Chief of Staff, a Treasury and Commerce Secretary, a guy who used to work for the government for about 5 minutes who's loud on Twitter, And whatever mood seems to strike the president at any given moment.”
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The Artificial Intelligence Show
#226: OpenAI’s Rogue Model, Kimi K3, Open Weights Letter & Demis Hassabis Calls for AI Regulatory Body
“One founder told Politico that if that happened, there will be hundreds of companies that instantly die. A White House official here also called reports of a coming ban baseless speculation, and Politico reports that a blanket ban has not been seriously discussed. So Paul, on ...”
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Report this moment“if enough damage is done by one of these models, or there's a lot of unintended consequences or malicious usage, you could see a pretty visceral reaction, which is obviously like why this letter is being promoted because they're— I would imagine people are worried about the re...”
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