Peter Wildeford says any US AI slowdown must be matched by China
peterwildeford · x · 2026-07-29
Peter Wildeford argues that the U.S. should not slow down AI unilaterally unless it can negotiate from a position of strength, especially if the goal is to keep China from building uncontrollable superintelligence as well.
He frames the U.S.-China race as a race to avoid losing control first, and says any slowdown would need reciprocal concessions from China.
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