Nobody has set the rules for AI. The town wants America and China to decide; they met last week and agreed no safety protocols. Japan, India, Australia, Canada and Kenya are waiting. The labs themselves asked to be slowed down. The mayor says the adults are handling it. One Cambridge researcher says there are no adults in the room. Dougie is an adult.
Nobody is setting the rules for AI: the world's two leading developers, the United States and China, met last week and did not agree on safety protocols, the US president told the UN he would reject any global scheme to control the technology, India, Japan, Australia, Canada and Kenya are waiting to see, the labs themselves have asked for a slowdown, one British MP says governments think in years while AI moves in weeks, and a Cambridge researcher on an EU advisory board says there are no adults in the room.
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Governments Hop on A.I. While Fearing Its Hazards
The New York Times · Oct 1, 2026
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