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Despite what I said here, I think the AI race is much more like a stag hunt than a prisoner's dilemma
Nobody really wants to race at full speed unless they think their competitors are already doing so
X account: Despite what I said here, I think the AI race is much more like a stag hunt than a prisoner's dilemma Nobody really wants to race at full speed unless they think their competitors are already doing so
X account @danrobinson believes that participants are compelled to participate at full speed only when they believe their competitors are already proceeding at full speed AI in the race.
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Despite what I said here, I think the AI race is much more like a stag hunt than a prisoner's dilemma
Nobody really wants to race at full speed unless they think their competitors are already doing so
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