What podcasts say about AI regulation
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What experts have said about AI regulation
98 statements · 41 positive · 34 negative · 6 mixed · 17 neutral
AI regulation may increase without materially harming the industry.
“there will be a little bit more oversight without... killing the goose”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: November 11th, 2026Listen at 10:09
Democratic governments will introduce thoughtful AI regulation.
“I think we'll see some thoughtful regulation.”
Open the episode · Why Stocks Had Their Best Day Of The Year — Then Their WorstListen at 1:15:09
Regulatory and legislative headwinds facing Anthropic and OpenAI will eventually pass
“this too shall pass”
Open the episode · The Great Collision Between Politics and AI | #309Listen at 3:02
AI regulation will increase government power and protect incumbent model companies.
“The government ends up with more power and those companies end up with regulatory protection.”
Open the episode · Midterm Blood Bath, $4T AI Sell Off, Data Center Freeze, What's Next for TrumpListen at 1:10:36
Democrats should develop a plan to regulate AI and its infrastructure.
“it is incumbent on Democrats to have a plan for that world and for regulating it.”
Open the episode · Adam Hamilton: Knock Holes in the DarknessListen at 1:06:47
Democrats may pursue artificial-intelligence regulation.
“there's interest and you're hearing people talk about doing things on ai regulation”
Open the episode · The End of TrumpismListen at 32:00
No specific laws currently address key AI legal questions
“There are no specific laws addressing these questions. We're applying old laws to very new technology.”
Open the episode · Marvell to Acquire Lumentum in Historic $115 Billion Tech DealListen at 10:36
- Hari RamachandraNegativeNov 1, 2026· The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network
AI regulation could create regulatory capture risks during the industry’s early stage.
“there is a risk of regulatory capture and especially in this early stage of the game.”
Open the episode · TIP857: S&P Global, Novo, Deckers Brands w/ Stig Brodersen, Tobias Carlisle, & Hari RamachandraListen at 26:32
- Hari RamachandraNegativeNov 1, 2026· The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network
AI regulation proposals from major companies risk producing regulatory capture.
“there is a risk of regulatory capture”
Open the episode · TIP857: S&P Global, Novo, Deckers Brands w/ Stig Brodersen, Tobias Carlisle, & Hari RamachandraListen at 26:32
- Hari RamachandraNegativeNov 1, 2026· The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network
AI regulation could disproportionately harm startups and open-source developers.
“The risk is for a lot of startups and the open source community.”
Open the episode · TIP857: S&P Global, Novo, Deckers Brands w/ Stig Brodersen, Tobias Carlisle, & Hari RamachandraListen at 26:44
Poor AI regulation can cause a country to lose technological competitiveness.
“if you make stupid regulations, then other countries are going to not make stupid regulations and you're going to lose the race.”
Open the episode · My Biggest Bitcoin Regret Ever | Anthony & Polina PomplianoListen at 28:13
AI regulation is being directed toward hypothetical rather than current harms
“the regulation is based on fantasy and not on reality and kind of, you know, actual harms that people are feeling right now”
Open the episode · The Truth About Data Centers w/ Paris MarxListen at 45:44
Comprehensive AI regulation is inevitable but not imminent.
“It's inevitable, but it's not imminent.”
Open the episode · How AI Regulation Could Help the Public—and Investors TooListen at 8:43
AI regulation should begin with duties of care and loyalty.
“I would start by establishing duties of care and duties of loyalty.”
Open the episode · How AI Regulation Could Help the Public—and Investors TooListen at 17:34
Delaying AI regulation will make it substantially harder to implement later.
“if we don't start now, it's going to be a lot harder to do later.”
Open the episode · How AI Regulation Could Help the Public—and Investors TooListen at 25:18
AI lacks meaningful regulatory commitment.
“there is no commitment to any sort of real regulation around it.”
Open the episode · An Economy So Good No One Can Live In It with Jill SchlesingerListen at 55:16
Meaningful AI regulation will follow a major harmful event.
“There's not going to be until something really bad happens.”
Open the episode · An Economy So Good No One Can Live In It with Jill SchlesingerListen at 55:26
AI regulation remains at an early stage
“We're probably in the first inning of all of this AI regulation.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: October 20th, 2026Listen at 16:33
AI regulation will become more adverse for investors
“it gets worse, not better.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: October 20th, 2026Listen at 16:44
AI policy should balance open and closed models with innovation frameworks.
“I do think there needs to be a fine balance between allowing open source and closed models, but then also having frameworks for innovation”
Open the episode · Sue Ennis: From Bitcoin to AI Robots — Will They Replace Human Connection?Listen at 31:44
Meaningful AI regulation will follow a crisis rather than precede it.
“That's 100% the way I think. That's how it always goes, right? That's how it always is.”
Open the episode · How OpenAI Could Cause a US Recession With Steve EismanListen at 35:00
There is a 50–60% chance an event will drive AI regulation.
“it's like a 50-60% chance that something happens that drives regulation”
Open the episode · Is There an A.I. Bubble? A Debate.Listen at 54:10
AI regulation is inevitable.
“So no, regulation here is inevitable.”
Open the episode · Is There an A.I. Bubble? A Debate.Listen at 54:21
AI should be regulated.
“I'm pro-regulation”
Open the episode · What if A.I. Is Just a ‘Normal Technology’?Listen at 40:03
AI regulation should avoid becoming frozen in time.
“you want to sort of avoid regulation, which is kind of frozen in time”
Open the episode · AI Is Transforming Cybersecurity. Here’s What to Know.Listen at 34:09
Society should accept some AI overregulation to improve safety.
“we really ought to be willing to risk some overregulation in order to make sure that this is safe.”
Open the episode · ‘This Is Nuts.’ An OpenAI Insider Explains Why He Quit.Listen at 58:19
Existing regulations should be applied to AI companies and systems.
“I do want to see existing regulation applied.”
Open the episode · OpenAI, DeepSeek Chase Billions as AI Funding Boom Rolls OnListen at 28:14
AI regulation requires bipartisan rules distinguishing permitted and prohibited uses.
“As long as we do have, which will require a bipartisan agreement to set the rules of the road on here are the here are the many things you can do. And then here are the explicit things you you cannot do.”
Open the episode · Can You Trust Senate Midterm Polling? A Tale of Two Economies (with J.D. Durkin)Listen at 34:06
AI regulation should target applications rather than underlying capabilities.
“We actually regulate the applications of the technology.”
Open the episode · Recursive's $670M Bet on Self-Improving AI, Sonnet 5.5 Hits 70%, Elon Co-Leads Pentagon Push | EP #299Listen at 1:21:12
AI regulation will follow a series of crises rather than advance planning.
“We 100% will have a series of crises, and then things will, um, because that— and by the way, that's only the way it's always ever happened”
Open the episode · Is Gen Z Completely Cooked? With Ed ElsonListen at 35:47
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