If the US halts advanced AI development, China won't follow, argues bill critic
castrotech · x · 2026-09-04
Point three against the AI development ban: the China problem. If the United States stops developing advanced AI, China is unlikely to follow, and surrendering the lead in a potentially transformative technology would carry serious economic and national security costs.
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