Katja Grace: if advanced AI is very dangerous, not racing is also in China's interest
KatjaGrace · x · 2026-09-13
AI safety researcher Katja Grace (founder of AI Impacts) argues that if advanced AI is very dangerous, then it is also in China's interest not to race (probably). The claim offers a game-theoretic angle on the narrative that AI risk is a shared threat from which all racing parties could benefit by restraint.
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