The macro view of the effects of GDP and AI.

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Summary

The article argues that countries with frontier AI models should aggressively compete economically to handle job displacement and prevent social unrest, applying a pragmatic view of the prisoners dilemma.

The goal of countries that have frontier models that are replacing jobs of its citizens should prioritize siphoning economic power from other countries to account for the replaced jobs of its own citizens. Yes this is essentially saying that the countries without AI cannot compete and will loose GDP, oh well. Its the only way i can see that the current population of say china or the US (with frontier models) not have their populace riot. The prisoners dillema doesn't allow for any other path forward i think. And yes i understand how tragic this sounds, but i only care about pragmaticism.
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