IndustryThe Decoder·September 15, 2026

Not everyone is convinced that Big AI's proposed slowdown is really about safety

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google want to slow down frontier AI development, citing safety concerns. But critics from across the industry and politics are pushing back. Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez calls the initiative a "cartel by another name" designed to shut out competitors, and the White House and Trump himself are opposing the move. The article Not everyone is convinced that Big AI's proposed…

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