Import AI 473: The US's superintelligence strategy; human brain in a mouse skull; and machine hermeneutics
RAND proposes a US 'Freedom of Action' strategy for AI, emphasizing investment in safety and security to maintain options for geopolitical advantage.
RAND has published a paper outlining a 'Freedom of Action' strategy for the US to secure geopolitical advantage amid the uncertain path to superintelligence. The strategy advocates for maintaining a range of options by investing in AI safety, security architectures, national security adaptation, and citizen capacity. It categorizes seven archetypal strategies into three families: coexistence, denial, and acceleration, emphasizing the need for proactive investment now to preserve future flexibility.
- RAND proposes a 'Freedom of Action' strategy for US AI policy.
- Strategy emphasizes maintaining options due to uncertainties in AI development.
- Outlines seven archetypal strategies across coexistence, denial, and acceleration families.
- Highlights the need for significant investment in AI safety, security, and societal resilience.
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