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    The 'Permanent Periphery' argument about countries without frontier AI

    A user relays another commentator’s claim that those countries get AI’s risks without its benefits.

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    A user credits another commentator with the 'Permanent Periphery' argument: countries without frontier AI get the risks without the benefits and become irrelevant. The argument says votes and redistribution help guard against a permanent underclass within countries, but barely exist between them. Another user asks what countries plan to do about it.

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    @anton_d_leichtThe ‘Permanent Periphery’ is to the world as the ‘Permanent Underclass’ is to one society. In my talk at Post-AGI, I argued the global version is much scarier: domestically, there are political and economic backstops, but globally, AI-driven inequality could quickly calcify.3h
    @teortaxesTexWhat is your country planning to do about it, anon? (Burgers DNI)1h
    @DavidDuvenaudRT @anton_d_leicht: The ‘Permanent Periphery’ is to the world as the ‘Permanent Underclass’ is to one society. In my talk at Post-AGI, I a…1h

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    @anton_d_leichtThe ‘Permanent Periphery’ is to the world as the ‘Permanent Underclass’ is to one society. In my talk at Post-AGI, I argued the global version is much scarier: domestically, there are political and economic backstops, but globally, AI-driven inequality could quickly calcify.3h
    @teortaxesTexWhat is your country planning to do about it, anon? (Burgers DNI)1h
    @DavidDuvenaudRT @anton_d_leicht: The ‘Permanent Periphery’ is to the world as the ‘Permanent Underclass’ is to one society. In my talk at Post-AGI, I a…1h