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The 'winner-take-all' dynamic spoken of in the AI safety field: when multiple labs all believe that 'whoever reaches superintelligence first gets to decide its value orientation,' any party slowing down unilaterally means handing the decision to its opponent, so the rational choice is still to accelerate.
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