If slowing down AI means your geopolitical rivals reach AGI first, is slowing down still the responsible choice?

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Summary

探讨一个AI地缘政治困境:如果放慢AI开发会让对手率先达到AGI,放慢是否仍是负责任的选择?文章对比了放慢、加速竞赛或协同减速三种策略及其现实性。

Imagine two countries racing toward superintelligence. Country A prioritizes safety and slows development. Country B keeps accelerating. If Country B reaches AGI first, Country A may lose its ability to influence how that technology is used. But if both accelerate without sufficient safety measures, they could create a catastrophe neither can control. Is the safest strategy to slow down, accelerate faster than everyone else, or find a way to make everyone slow down together? And which of these options is actually realistic?
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