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Pacing the frontier may be sincere, but it would also be strategically useful for frontier AI labs to have time to reduce overhangs caused by model advancement

Ben Thompson /Stratechery:

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Discussion

  • @viksit Viksit Gaur on x
    this. alignment risk is not the same thing as who defines what's bad.
  • @firesidealpha @firesidealpha on x
    Ben Thompson calls Meta's Muse a bearish signal for the frontier labs, because a not-state-of-the-art model now makes a product stickier than any chatbot “The key for the frontier labs, then, is to build those user touchpoints while they have superior capabilities.”
  • @cnakazawa Christoph Nakazawa on x
    Great read https://stratechery.com/...
  • @rabois Keith Rabois on x
    Several highly provocative thoughts.