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    China’s potential gains from a U.S. AI slowdown

    The post predicts effective altruists would overestimate their influence on the Chinese state, while arguing that slowing U.S. AI development would serve China's interests.

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    A post argues that, from China's perspective, the right strategy is to get the U.S. to slow AI development until China gains a decisive edge and can dictate terms to the U.S. It also predicts that effective altruists would credulously overestimate their influence on the Chinese state.

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    @perrymetzgerThe right strategy, from a PRC point of view, is to get the US to slow down AI development until it has a decisive edge and can dictate terms to the US. The likely behavior from the EA crowd is to credulously believe that their shenanigans hold weight with the Chinese state and that they're dumb enough to buy in; most of them have a great deal of difficulty with theory of mind in the first place.

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    @perrymetzgerThe right strategy, from a PRC point of view, is to get the US to slow down AI development until it has a decisive edge and can dictate terms to the US. The likely behavior from the EA crowd is to credulously believe that their shenanigans hold weight with the Chinese state and that they're dumb enough to buy in; most of them have a great deal of difficulty with theory of mind in the first place.