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    Reframing “x-risk” and “pacing” for frontier AI labs

    A post’s “non-cyberpunk PR guide” proposes talking about safety and security instead of “x-risk,” and “internal controls and cross lab oversight” instead of “pacing.”

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    One post offers a “non-cyberpunk PR guide” for frontier labs, arguing that “x-risk” sounds scary and “pacing” sounds disingenuous. Its suggested replacements: “security and safety considerations with new and ubiquitous compute platform” for the former, and “internal controls and cross lab oversight” for the latter.

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    @martin_casadoThe non-cyberpunk PR guide for frontier labs: - "x-risk" sounds scary, use instead "security and safety considerations with new and ubiquitous compute platform" - "pacing" sounds disingenuous, use instead "internal controls and cross lab oversight"

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    @martin_casadoThe non-cyberpunk PR guide for frontier labs: - "x-risk" sounds scary, use instead "security and safety considerations with new and ubiquitous compute platform" - "pacing" sounds disingenuous, use instead "internal controls and cross lab oversight"