Turns Out, You Can’t Just Bomb a Datacenter - by Sophie Kim
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Notes on kinetic MAIM & escalation constraints
why there is a rocket coming out of the data center, i have no idea… maybe this is AI’s idea of what a built-in deterrent should look like? Once upon a time, I did a bit of writing about MAIM: How MAIM may not be a good deal for America Would recommend reading this piece for a brief intro to the argument for how MAIM works, if you’re unfamiliar. A policy memo for the USG Notes on whether or not hardening works Highly theoretical notes on optimal timing of sabotage And, in my last post about MAIM, I unwisely promised: In Part 3, I’ll examine how attribution ambiguity, proxy…
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