Huang tells a Dreamforce crowd 'we don't need any new laws' while Amodei and Altman argue the opposite from the same stage
At Dreamforce on September 15, Marc Benioff put Dario Amodei, Sam Altman and Jensen Huang on stage in sequence in front of roughly 12,000 people at Moscone Center, three days after Amodei's pacing essay. Huang called the speed-versus-safety framing a 'false choice' and said 'we don't need any new laws, we don't need new regulations,' treating safety as an engineering problem solved by better test environments; Amodei pitched a three-step path of internal improvement, industry standard-setting and international coordination, saying 'let's organize the rest of the industry and say, what can we do to set standards for everyone?' This is the first time the pacing argument has been staged in front of an enterprise-software buying audience rather than in essays and congressional hearings.
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