fkasummer: whoever invents AGI likely won't want it to be public
fkasummer · x · 2026-11-13
fkasummer offers a brief but provocative take: whoever actually invents AGI probably won't want that fact to be public, with interesting consequences.
No details are given, but the implied point is that AGI's strategic value would incentivize secrecy rather than the announce-everything culture of today's AI labs.
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