“If we create some sort of shared insurance mechanism, that can be the thing that establishes the standards ... there is a legal exemption for antitrust for the business of insurance”

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advocated for a shared insurance pool run by AI companies (or jointly public-private) that would require member firms to meet safety standards in order to obtain coverage

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“Determine whether or not they have the capacity to obtain or maintain the insurance that's required for that service to be provided”
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“The people who are working at the firm would be partners in the firm. They're paid in equity, not income. They would be member owners, but they would be paid both a base rate and paid residuals.”
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