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    AI safety limits for China and the role of credible assurances

    Citing Astra, the user argues that treaties must offer an exit and that “qualitative” parity is basically non-negotiable.

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    A user quotes Astra's argument that China must believe accepting verifiable AI safety limits would still leave it secure, with meaningful access to AI's economic benefits, a genuine voice in global AI governance and eventually an acceptable level of advanced capability. The user argues that Dario's posture makes such an offer non-credible. In a follow-up reply, the user presents Astra's view that treaties must offer an exit and that “qualitative” parity is basically non-negotiable.

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    @teortaxesTexAstra on what works and what doesn't in treaties: Holding a Win Button and asking the opponent to not build a Win Button because then you'd dismantle yours does not work. An exit must be offered, and *qualitative* parity is basically non-negotiable.

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    @teortaxesTexAstra on what works and what doesn't in treaties: Holding a Win Button and asking the opponent to not build a Win Button because then you'd dismantle yours does not work. An exit must be offered, and *qualitative* parity is basically non-negotiable.