The AI Daily Brief · Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Adam Tieri of RSI argues that the call for global AI pacing constraints is outrageous and anti-competitive, potentially crippling US computational capabilities. He believes it would leave America vulnerable as it would not constrain other actors like China, and suggests focusing on more reasonable safety measures instead of extreme solutions.
“It is absolutely outrageous, however, for America's two leading labs to ask our government to advocate global quote-unquote pacing constraints be imposed on the entire sector.”
“A call for mandatory national surrender to a global pacing agreement and body will not constrain China or other actors from advancing.”
“We can find far more reasonable ways to address frontier model safety without resorting to extreme and frankly unworkable solutions.”