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    International law as a possible litmus test for AI risk

    One commenter calls for prioritizing the prevention of short-sighted rivalry among nation-state-scale organizations, while ensuring AI’s benefits lift up those at the bottom.

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    One post suggests international rule of law may be a test for AI’s existential risks: if nations can break rules without consequences, why expect autonomous AI to be constrained? It quotes a comment describing short-sighted rivalry among nation-state-scale organizations as the worst and most likely scenario. That comment argues that preventing such rivalry should be the top priority, alongside ensuring AI’s benefits lift up those at the bottom.

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    @AdaptiveAgentsPerhaps the ultimate litmus test for AI x-risk is our international rule of law. If we cannot prevent nations from getting away with breaking the rules, why should we expect to constrain autonomous AIs?

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    @AdaptiveAgentsPerhaps the ultimate litmus test for AI x-risk is our international rule of law. If we cannot prevent nations from getting away with breaking the rules, why should we expect to constrain autonomous AIs?