@Miles_Brundage: Hello, based police
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Jamie Cox, cofounder of a major compute company, publicly expresses support for AI regulation, prioritizing it over potential slower progress for his own company.
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Hello, based police
Jamie Cox (@jimcox25): I cofounded one of the largest compute companies in America.
I want to publicly state that I support regulation on the development of AI - even if it means slower progress for my own company.
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