A permanent US ban on superintelligence would be nearly unenforceable, argues commentator
VraserX · x · 2026-09-05
Commentator VraserX weighed in on the proposed permanent US ban on superintelligence: such a ban would be almost impossible to enforce globally and could hand the advantage to whoever ignores it. He acknowledges the safety problem is real but isn't convinced prohibition solves it — a succinct take representing the "real risk, but bans won't work" camp.
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