repligate lays out why a global AI pause likely wouldn't actually pause anything
repligate · x · 2026-11-03
Prominent AI-safety account repligate adds to a debate with Rob Bensinger on why he opposes a frontier-AI pause: pause arguments often assume the pause actually works globally, which is optimistic. Many of his strongest objections focus on infeasibility — circumvention and side effects that would amount to no real pause at all. He notes these are only part of his case.
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