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The argument against ASI brinkmanship with China

A commenter argues ASI brinkmanship with China would likely be less stable than nuclear brinkmanship.

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In two replies, a commenter argues against artificial superintelligence (ASI) brinkmanship with China, calling it a fool’s errand and likely less stable than nuclear brinkmanship. They say battles can still be won or lost, but no permanent “winning” end state is achievable with or without an ASI race.

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Jeffrey Ladish@JeffLadishIn conclusion, we should not try to play ASI brinkmanship with China, because this is both a fools errand and also likely less stable than nuclear brinkmanship was, and that’s already a fairly low bar23m
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    Jeffrey Ladish@JeffLadishIn conclusion, we should not try to play ASI brinkmanship with China, because this is both a fools errand and also likely less stable than nuclear brinkmanship was, and that’s already a fairly low bar23m
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