RAND lays out a U.S. superintelligence strategy: keep every option open until evidence forces a choice
141_1337 · reddit · 2026-09-23
RAND has published a perspective on a U.S. strategy for the path to superintelligence. Its core recommendation: avoid committing early to any single technical or policy bet — keep every major option open until evidence forces a choice. The report covers possible ASI development paths and how the U.S. should hedge across compute, talent, and safety preparations under extreme uncertainty. Full report available on RAND's site.
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