Bootstrapping Frontier AI Governance by Mutualizing Risk
Fire marks of the Philadelphia Contributionship (est. However, this is struggling to get the support needed from Washington and runs a very real risk of being captured by the companies it polices. The industry now appears to be working toward a voluntary private standards body.
- ▪Fire marks of the Philadelphia Contributionship (est.
- ▪However, this is struggling to get the support needed from Washington and runs a very real risk of being captured by the companies it polices.
- ▪The industry now appears to be working toward a voluntary private standards body.
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Cybersecurity & Tech Bootstrapping Frontier AI Governance by Mutualizing Risk Cristian Trout, Rune Kvist, Rajiv Dattani Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 4:00 PM Share On: Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Share on BlueSky Share on Threads Print this article With frontier AI companies’ money on the line, a mutual insurer would enforce standards, peer review incidents, and pool safety research and development. Fire marks of the Philadelphia Contributionship (est. 1752), America’s oldest mutual insurer. (Ben Franske, https://tinyurl.com/424y7ffx; CC BY-SA 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) Cristian Trout Rune Kvist Rajiv Dattani Meet The Authors Subscribe to Lawfare Managing frontier artificial intelligence’s (AI’s) growing risks needs an owner.
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