TREE NEWS reports: The Cato Institute warned that pausing AI development would help dominant firms rather than improve safety, favoring voluntary safeguards instead. Block Chairman Jack Dorsey backed independent testing and narrowly justified restrictions. The two positions emerged as the debate over how to govern advanced AI sharpens.
Cato Warns AI Pause Would Entrench Dominant Firms, Dorsey Backs Independent Testing
The split here is less about safety than about who sets the rules. Cato's voluntary approach and Dorsey's narrower, testing-focused stance both push governance away from broad mandates, which tends to favor incumbents with the resources to shape standards. The open question is whether independent testing can function as a credible middle path, or whether it becomes a checkbox that dominant firms absorb while smaller developers bear the compliance cost.
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