'Power concentration' framing harms strategic thinking on non-takeover AI risks
jankulveit · x · 2026-10-05
Reflecting on the Curve conference, the author argues that 'power concentration' as a conceptual handle for non-rapid-takeover AI risks is damaging strategic thinking, even among the expert community at the event.
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