tszzl: Labs sitting on solutions must reveal them fast — holding back is like a wood fence against tides
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-16
AI commentator tszzl argues that labs sitting on solutions to important problems must reveal them quickly. Trying to hold onto them is "like trying to stop the tides with a wood fence" — everyone will have those capabilities within a month or two, so monopolizing breakthroughs is futile.
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