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The case for committing AI compute to defense

One post argues that inference scaling favors defense only if those controlling computing resources commit a significant compute budget to it.

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A post makes a conditional argument for inference scaling—using more computing power when AI generates answers—as a defensive advantage: compute holders must commit a significant budget to defense. It also argues that the approach need not be restricted to easily verifiable domains.

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Jaime Sevilla@Jsevillamol+1 to that. Inference scaling favors defense, but only if compute holders actually commit a significant compute budget to defense. You don't have to restrict yourself to easily verifiable domains either. Try overcoming the government, designing lethal pathogens, ...20d
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    Jaime Sevilla@Jsevillamol+1 to that. Inference scaling favors defense, but only if compute holders actually commit a significant compute budget to defense. You don't have to restrict yourself to easily verifiable domains either. Try overcoming the government, designing lethal pathogens, ...20d
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