Hosts: Lenar Kess, Damra Vol. Four people at the top of this industry answered the pacing argument this week, and none of them answered it the same way: self-regulation by product maker, a coordinated pause, cross-lab peer review, or plain tort liability. Underneath the disagreement, a 154-page misuse report, a copyright default about to flip in Australia, and a pile of papers arguing you should use fewer agents, not more.Jensen Huang at Dreamforce, via TechCrunchDario Amodei's brake analogy, in the GuardianZuckerberg on slowing down, at CNBCMusk on cross-lab safety testingDavid Krueger: the plan isn't enoughAnthropic's 154-page misuse report, walked throughM.G. v. Altman: the motion-to-dismiss scheduleOpenAI valuation talks, $1.2T against $1.5TAustralia's leaked text-and-data-mining exceptionCloudflare on splitting crawler identityBohan Li on where voice latency actually livesDecomposition Buys Integrity, Not YieldMo' Models, Mo' ProblemsTAME: token attribution and masking
