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Superintelligent AI systems are being built by a handful of companies with no binding rules, and voluntary pledges collapse the moment they get inconvenient. Independent evaluators deserve permanent, employee-level access by law, and hiding a serious incident should carry the same weight as breaking nuclear safety rules. This is an urgent global governance issue.
Handing AI oversight to unelected international bodies is a power grab. It would freeze the most promising technology in a generation. The doomsday talk about existential risk is manufactured, bankrolled by billionaire donors running an astroturfed campaign to lock in regulation of computing power. Progress gets harnessed responsibly through national competition, not global bureaucracy.