I think it’s a good idea to take concentration of power risks quite seriously. I am actually more concerned, overall, about concentration of power than I am about loss of control (though tbc I think both are very real and important concerns). But I still think this kind of defense of Anthropic’s bill misses the mark. This person is citing the Lieu and Moran “Kill Switch” bill as an example of a law that doesn’t take concentration of power seriously enough. That bill only gives the executive…