The primary focus of the United States in AI development is to surpass China, regardless of the consequences

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A US ban on superintelligence would hand the AI lead to China

Strategic rivalry justifies the United States and China rejecting international AI slowdown calls

The US should slow down advanced AI, even if it risks losing ground to China

The United States should regulate AI safety despite geopolitical competition with China

The U.S. should prioritize restricting China's AI capabilities over pursuing safety cooperation

Elon Musk wants leading US and Chinese AI labs to test each other’s models before public release

China's state media allegations against Anthropic are primarily motivated by geopolitical posturing

The US must keep its AI lead over China to make pacing safe

The United States and China can successfully coordinate on global AI safety

Western proposals to slow AI development are a geopolitical tactic to contain China

The US and China should mutually agree to slow down AI development

Democracies should form a global AI alliance based on shared values

AI democracies should share computer chips while restricting adversaries

The United States should prioritize AI competitiveness over AI regulation

US-China AI competition is accelerating global AI progress

AI companies should be allowed to distill competitors' models

AI chip export controls are accelerating China's domestic AI chip industry

The United States should restrict Chinese AI models

Restricting Chinese AI models would weaken American innovation

Chinese AI labs are now producing models that compete with top-tier models from the United States