Pacing the AI frontier risks 'staggering inequality' in compute access
dreamwieber · x · 2026-09-14
dreamwieber argues the biggest risk of plans to pace the AI frontier is staggering inequality: who gets access and who doesn't. If your competition gets the compute and the most "dangerous" models while you don't, good luck. A concise counterpoint to slowdown/proliferation-control proposals.
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