Alfredo González Briseño

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The Digital Executive · Alfredo González Briseño on The Missing Ingredient in AI Regulation | Ep 1292 · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

So the decision was as unpredictable as it can get.

So first, the actual text of the export control directive and the decisions to leak the licensing requirements on Mythos 5 and Paywall 5 a few weeks after were never publicly disclosed.

And even when the alleged reason behind this decision was national security, the actual problem was never clearly explained and with strong evidence.

At least that's what we know from Tropic's announcement on June 12.

Also, when licensing decisions are announced or any other regulatory decisions are announced on a late afternoon on Friday, you clearly see a red flag.

In other countries where I've had conversations with the private sector, they call these type of decisions weekend goals.

And obviously they take everyone by surprise.

And finally, when decisions with significant consequences are reverted a few days or weeks after, it tells you that most likely they were not well planned and the alternatives were probably not well assessed.

So in the coming days, I will be publishing a more detailed analysis on this case of anthropic.

So the second case is the AI Safety Measures Act from Illinois approved just a few days ago.

And in this case, I want to run a different type of analysis based on the actual text approved.

So if you go online and you read the law, it's 50 plus pages, you start seeing a few things.

And this is what I see.

So first, you will not find a single article or paragraph explaining what the purpose of the law is and the problem it's trying to solve.

Of course, that has been communicated in media that can be inferred, but it's always a good practice to have in those documents, in those legal and regulatory documents, a clear statement of the problem in question and the policy objectives that are trying to be achieved.

Sometimes in the first article, sometimes as part of a preamble, because this shows the public that there's a clear understanding of the purpose of the regulation.

then when you read it you realize that this law only targets big tech companies developing frontier frontier models based on a revenue threshold because i remember it was like 500 million dollars

But then when you start, continue reading, you realize that there are a lot of obligations and restrictions on these companies.

And if you do a quick count, even with the help of AI, you're going to find out that there are 80 or 90 of these obligations and restrictions.

And I'm going to say there's nothing wrong with these.

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