Leap panel finds US strict liability for AI beats slowdown or authorization rules

Miles Brundage called the result a "Weild" finding, referring to Gabriel Weil's work, and it appears to match a Forecasting Research Institute Leap panel's conclusion.

According to Weil's quoted post, the panelists judged a US-only strict liability regime for AI to outperform a US-only slowdown or pre-release authorization regime, and to be competitive with globally coordinated versions of those policies.