The Deal of The Century - by Jason Hausenloy

President Trump’s recent statements at the NATO summit point to a President that deeply sees himself as a global peacemaker, actively working to resolve conflicts from Kosovo-Serbia to India-Pakistan. His Nobel Peace Prize ambitions reflect genuine dealmaking instincts. But the most consequential opportunity is one he hasn’t yet seized: preventing a race to dangerous superintelligence with China. President Trump has a history of diplomatic achievements that others thought impossible: sealing the Abraham Accords, getting allies to pay up for NATO, bringing Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating table. These have been enabled by his well-founded skepticism of endless wars, worry about nuclear-scale threats, and penchant for direct, bilateral negotiation. The winner of an uncontrolled race for superintelligence might not be China or America, but the AI systems themselves. We have increasing evidence that AIs deceive humans to pursue their own goals. When OpenAI’s ChatGPT faced an unwinnabl

President Trump’s recent statements at the NATO summit point to a President that deeply sees himself as a global peacemaker, actively working to resolve conflicts from Kosovo-Serbia to India-Pakistan. His Nobel Peace Prize ambitions reflect genuine dealmaking instincts. But the most consequential opportunity is one he hasn’t yet seized: preventing a race to dangerous superintelligence with China. President Trump has a history of diplomatic achievements that others thought impossible: sealing the Abraham Accords, getting allies to pay up for NATO, bringing Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating