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    A post questions China's buy-in to an international AI slowdown agreement

    The skeptical take: China pretending to agree would be worse than openly laughing at a pact.

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    1 Source, 18d ago, first seen 18d ago

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    One post offers a pointed critique of an “international agreement to slow down AI”: “The best case” is that China “will laugh at it,” while “the worst case is that it will pretend to agree.”

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    1 Source, first seen 18d ago

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    1 Source, first seen 18d ago

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    @peteskomorochRT @pmddomingos: The best case for an “international agreement to slow down AI” is that China will laugh at it. The worst case is that it w…

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    @peteskomorochRT @pmddomingos: The best case for an “international agreement to slow down AI” is that China will laugh at it. The worst case is that it w…