Without an AI treaty, better than 'hoping for a technical miracle'
ApriiSR · x · 2026-11-01
ApriiSR argues that if no international treaty materializes, we probably need something better than "hoping for a technical miracle," calling for either an effective case against that position or serious planning for the Plan C scenario.
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