Game theory: why no AI lab will actually slow down, whatever they announce
Brian821 · x · 2026-09-13
A game-theory take on AI labs' 'slow down' pledges: if rivals slow, accelerating wins; if rivals accelerate, slowing means falling behind. Incentives, not announcements, reveal intent — and they all point to racing ahead toward superintelligence.
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