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AI Governance In 2026: Why Policy Moves Only After Incidents | Stephen Casper (Harvard University)
Why it mattersStephen Casper frames the gap between fast-moving AI capabilities and slower governance as an “AI governance overhang,” using the Collingridge dilemma to explain why regulation can be difficult. He argues that incidents can shift policy, then sketches possible next steps including mandatory audits, licensing, hardware restrictions and international coordination.
Discuss: If incidents are what move AI governance, how should policymakers prepare for risks before a major event forces the issue?
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