Carlo CocuzziAI Expert, Pod Cast Host, Real Estate Investor and Funding Specialist

The mates' actual AI policy playbook — track every chip like nuclear fuel.

14 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In a brief policy discussion, two speakers outline a U.S. strategy for artificial intelligence governance. Speaker B emphasizes the need to accelerate superintelligence development to maintain a competitive edge and to scale defense capabilities. Speaker A adds that the government should mandate comprehensive logging of any hardware capable of running advanced AI models, treating such chips like nuclear material. The discussion also calls for preventing China from releasing open-source model weights globally, especially ahead of a scheduled United Nations meeting on September 24.

What should the U.S. government be doing? Anybody have any thoughts?
Accelerating superintelligence and making sure that it's as competitive as possible and scaling the defense.
Well, also log everything. Everything should be hosted. Everything should be logged. And it should be mandatory that any chip capable of running any process like this is logging. You can debate who gets to see the logs. That's a separate issue. But log everything and stop the Chinese from throwing out open weights. Like, you have to— on September 24th, when they meet at the United Nations building, you've got to stop throwing the open weights out to every country in the world.
Impossible.