Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez: AI rules should not be set by a Silicon Valley cartel
In a Cohere blog post, co-founder and CEO Aidan Gomez argues a handful of market-dominant Silicon Valley AI companies should not define global safety standards, calling them "a cartel by any other name." He says Cohere's systems run inside banks, telecom networks, and defense ministries, and warns cyber offense is getting cheaper faster than defenses improve.
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