Naive of anyone to think this is about safety when it’s clearly about shaping reality.

"Once again repeating the last thing he heard, elderly man now agrees with the ai industry"

Objectively untrue. He lacks the cognition to realize anything of the sort. "Mythos is so scary!!1!1" is a PR line.

Trump doesn't even realize when he's soiled himself again.

I'll give it a year before this "voluntary" evaluation becomes mandatory, while standards based on industry-leading models, dictate guardrails impossible to implement for upcoming models. And thus giving reason to consider would-be competitors' models a "national security risk": evaluated by a board, which by then, is composed of "experts" with a vested interest in the leading industry...

Personally I believe AI models, using content for which they do not have the creator's explicit permission, have no right to exist (at least as a commercially available product).

He doesn't realize shit for more than a few minutes at a time.

AI safety testing under Trump is just another way to slow down competition for Musk's xAI.

Elon is a boss at paying off government to slow down any competition.

Spooked by Anthropic's paranoia-inducing hype, of course.

"AI safety" has nothing to do with preventing psychosis, or addressing pollution or rampant electricity use (real problems). States are still banned - by Trump - from addressing those.

What is it? Well, it's nothing, basically. It's a fear of something that doesn't exist, doesn't have a path to existing, so deciding whether something is "safe" is bound to be based on which big tech corpo lobbies the hardest.

More realistic is previewing to see if they should keep it for themselves.

Does it known something about him?

The clear pattern of him deciding to throw something out and then realizing that it's actually very important, he should really read about chesterton's fence it's a shame that he can't read.

You don't need an LLM to find that pattern.