Abundance Institute’s Chilson says ‘regulatory capture’ is end result of Anthropic approach

Neil Chilson, head of AI policy at the free-market Abundance Institute, says White House AI advisor David Sacks correctly tagged Anthropic’s support for controls on frontier models as leading to “regulatory capture,” citing remarks by Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark prior to the eruption of an intense public debate on social media.

“I’ve been watching this conversation, waiting for someone to point out the obvious: Jack pretty much said what Sacks accuses him of. But since no one else has pointed...