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“America’s preoccupation with “winning” the AI race with China could well lead to unprecedented catastrophes, even catastrophes on a global …
“America’s preoccupation with “winning” the AI race with China could well lead to unprecedented catastrophes, even catastrophes on a global scale. Not all games are zero-sum, and if this fact doesn’t
“America’s preoccupation with “winning” the AI race with China could well lead to unprecedented catastrophes, even catastrophes on a global scale. Not all games are zero-sum, and if this fact doesn’t start playing a bigger role in American policy discourse, the AI revolution could turn out very badly” - @robertwrighter My piece in today's Washington Post. I consider the subhead at least as important as the headline. (And please read the argument I make re both before freaking out about either.) My new book on AI, The God Test, emphasizes the theme in the subhead. (Links in reply.)
Source: Gary Marcus (X) | 2026-06-26