do you think we see a large nationalized US government agi project in the next five years? or a chinese version, which probably forces our consolidation as well? why/why not?
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Former OpenAI engineer Will Depue and Ted Sanders debate whether the US or China will launch nationalized AGI
Sanders argues US bureaucracy makes government-run AGI highly improbable.
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Ted Sanders@sandersted
@willdepue no and no.
building an AI startup is incredibly hard, and I don't think the US government is positioned to succeed. are they hiring or contracting? who's writing the SOWs? who's evaluating progress?
the USG doesn't even build its own uranium enrichment equipment, let alone AGI.
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do you think we see a large nationalized US government agi project in the next five years? or a chinese version, which probably forces our consolidation as well? why/why not?
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