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On AI regulation issues, Stephenson's perspective typically corresponds to a "layered governance" approach: at the foundation model level, focus on safety and transparency; at the application level, preserve room for experimentation, while remaining wary of the power concentration brought by compute and data monopolies.
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10/30/2026
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