@julien_c: “Existing power structures are realizing there’s a finite time window for them to exert themselves in the AI dynamic — …
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Observers note that existing power structures have a limited window to influence AI development as models become more capable.
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“Existing power structures are realizing there’s a finite time window for them to exert themselves in the AI dynamic — an intuition that could be mapped to influence going down as AI models get more powerful.”
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