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theverge ai · September 19, 2026

ai ceos clash on regulation as gov involvement stalls

anthropic ceo dario amodei proposes ai slowdown plan, openai's sam altman agrees, but meta's mark zuckerberg and others resist government oversight.

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anthropic ceo dario amodei proposed a plan to slow ai development, including embedding third-party evaluators in labs, coordinating across the domestic industry, and forging international agreements. openai ceo sam altman, google deepmind co-founder demis hassabis, and spacex ceo elon musk publicly agreed on aspects of the plan. however, meta ceo mark zuckerberg quickly came out against limiting companies' autonomy, and a report stated that zuckerberg, musk, and nvidia ceo jensen huang scuttled proposals for an industry-funded independent regulator. openai's global affairs chief chris lehane emphasized the importance of government involvement in ai safety, citing growing bipartisan support for mandatory national safety standards.

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