habryka says Scott Alexander's 'SURA' argument squarely targets MIRI and the slow-down camp
ohabryka · x · 2026-11-02
habryka (ohabryka) responds to Scott Alexander's "SURA" framing (the idea that the only ethical course is for people/companies/countries to Stop Unilaterally), arguing it centrally addresses MIRI, himself, and others in this reference class who are seriously working on slowing AI down with "a whole messy pile of tools." The thread debates whether Scott is attacking the pause crowd or the tool-based slow-down crowd.
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