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Can an Industry Regulate Its Own Race?

A promise is a starting point. We examine what makes AI safety commitments credible when caution and competition pull in different directions.

AI & Governance · Research through September 22, 2026

A promise is a starting point.

Competition can reward caution and create pressure to move first. We examine voluntary commitments, independent scrutiny and public obligations, asking what evidence shows that a safety promise changes a consequential decision.

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