It would be good to see more discussion on this crucial question.
The main thing you could consider adding is more detail; e.g. maybe step-by-step analyses of how governments might get involved. For instance, this is a good question that it would be good to learn more about:
“does it look more like much more regulations or international treaties with civil observers or more like almost-unprecedented nationalization of AI as an industry[?]”
Thanks! I don’t have much expertise or deep analysis here, just sharing/presenting my own intuitions. Definitely think this is an important question that analysis may shed some light on. If somebody with relevant experience (eg DC insider knowledge, or academic study of US political history) wants to cowork with me to analyze things more deeply, I’d be happy to collab.
Thanks, this is great. You could consider publishing it as a regular post (either after or without further modification).
I think it’s an important take since many in EA/AI risk circles have expected governments to be less involved:
https://twitter.com/StefanFSchubert/status/1719102746815508796?t=fTtL_f-FvHpiB6XbjUpu4w&s=19
It would be good to see more discussion on this crucial question.
The main thing you could consider adding is more detail; e.g. maybe step-by-step analyses of how governments might get involved. For instance, this is a good question that it would be good to learn more about:
“does it look more like much more regulations or international treaties with civil observers or more like almost-unprecedented nationalization of AI as an industry[?]”
But of course that’s hard.
Thanks! I don’t have much expertise or deep analysis here, just sharing/presenting my own intuitions. Definitely think this is an important question that analysis may shed some light on. If somebody with relevant experience (eg DC insider knowledge, or academic study of US political history) wants to cowork with me to analyze things more deeply, I’d be happy to collab.