Ben Shapiro examines the debate over AI regulation, questioning whether leaders like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman are genuinely concerned about existential risks or using apocalyptic rhetoric to achieve regulatory capture and protect closed-source business models. He contrasts the "apocalypse camp," which calls for government oversight and pauses, with the "stagnation camp," which argues that overregulation will cede the AI race to China. Shapiro analyzes the Hugging Face incident and the open-source versus closed-source divide, suggesting that calls for a global AI treaty may serve to freez…
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