What Miles Brundage thinks about management

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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. 19 Jun 2025

   Our readingStrong whistleblower protections make the absence of visible whistleblowing meaningful evidence that a company is not committing flagrant violations.

   Their wordsThe stronger such policies are, the more "absence of evidence" (lack of visible whistleblowing or lawsuits) can become "evidence of absence" (regarding flagrant violations).

   ↗Standards, Incentives, and Evidence: The Frontier AI Governance Triadmilesbrundage.substack.com 3rd of 3 in this piece