Joel Predd
Senior engineer and director, Center for the Geopolitics of AGI, RAND
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“any of the archetypical strategies that we put will be expensive with the exception of acceleration. Although the expense may be borne out in the downsides but in all the cases all these strategies are expensive.”
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Freedom of Action: America's ASI Strategy, w/ RAND's Joel Predd, Ben Boudreaux & Matt Chessen
In a podcast interview with Nathan Labenz, three researchers from RAND's Center for the Geopolitics of AGI present their paper on a US superintelligence strategy. They sort proposals into seven archetypes and five open questions, and argue the US should not commit to any one yet but build long-lead capabilities such as verification, evaluations and containment.