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    U.S. could use antitrust to keep the AI race at full speed, one post suggests

    AI companies feel antitrust prevents them from agreeing on the pace of advanced AI development, the author says.

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    A post says AI companies feel antitrust prevents them from agreeing to pace advanced AI development, then speculates that the U.S. government could use antitrust explicitly to keep the race at maximum speed. It quotes a parable in which an AI researcher answers both optimism and alarm with “Maybe yes, maybe no”—including after an imagined agreement to pace development and pursue cooperation with China on AI safety.

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    @davidadNow that the cat is out of the bag publicly that AI companies feel antitrust is preventing them from agreeing to pace the frontier, it would not be surprising to see USG wield antitrust explicitly to ensure the race continues at maximum speed, given their perceived interests.

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    @davidadNow that the cat is out of the bag publicly that AI companies feel antitrust is preventing them from agreeing to pace the frontier, it would not be surprising to see USG wield antitrust explicitly to ensure the race continues at maximum speed, given their perceived interests.