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An Economic Times editorial argues that frontier AI needs more adult supervision, calling for slower development of leading models and audits by external evaluators.

It also proposes international oversight modelled on nuclear testing agreements, while acknowledging the difficulty of getting companies and governments to agree. That is an opinion piece’s case for action, not an announced policy or settled plan. The useful debate is whether voluntary restraint and international rules can keep pace with a technology moving at a rather less diplomatic speed.

Discuss: Should frontier AI development be slowed and independently audited, or would international oversight risk handing governments too much control over the technology?

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