What Miles Brundage thinks about attitude change

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Independent AI policy researcher. Was head of policy research and then senior adviser for AGI readiness at OpenAI until October 2024, and now writes about AI governance from outside the labs.

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1. 15 Jan 2026

   Our readingPublic scrutiny of a new technology tends to jump only after a deadly incident, otherwise rising slowly over decades

   Their wordsScrutiny typically either jumps several points on any 10-point scale after an incident that kills a bunch of people, or increases very slowly over decades.

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