Jack Dorsey weighed in on AI safety policy, backing open release of AI models, independent evaluation, and reviews of dangerous capabilities. According to a post from Bitcoin News on X, he argued that open-weight models allow independent researchers to reproduce results, identify problems, and build defensive measures. At the same time, he pushed back against industry-wide limits on compute, training runs, and model development if those rules are negotiated by the labs currently in the lead. In his view, such restrictions could leave today’s top companies as the only actors able to participate, while shutting out others who might spot issues or create alternatives. Dorsey also said limits on releasing general-purpose models should be used only as a last resort, and only when independently reviewable evidence shows that release would materially raise catastrophic risk that cannot be handled through narrower measures. He added that he wants users to be able to run and control AI tools on their own devices.
Jack Dorsey supports open release of AI models, independent evaluation, and reviews of dangerous capabilities, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X.
He said open-weight models let independent researchers reproduce results, identify problems, and develop safeguards.
Dorsey also objected to industry-wide restrictions on compute, training runs, and model development if those rules are negotiated by the labs currently leading the field. He said that approach could make existing leaders the only participants with the capacity to comply, while excluding parties that may be able to find problems or build alternatives.
He added that restrictions on releasing general-purpose models should be a last resort, to be used only when independently reviewable evidence shows that release would significantly increase catastrophic risk that cannot be addressed through narrower measures.
Dorsey also said he wants users to be able to run and control AI tools on their own devices.
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