In a world where technology moves faster than anticipatory policymaking, the strategy for dealing with AGI futures may emerge more from responses to events than from top-down analytic or policymaking processes, which is why RAND develops objectively plausible crisis scenarios that represent forms of crises in their own right but also signposts that the future is changing and creating windows of opportunity for previously infeasible policies.
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Joel PreddEvidence Quote
“it may be that our strategy for dealing with or living in AGI futures come about from our response to events, as much, if not more so, than some kind of top-down analytic or policymaking process”
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Artificial General Intelligence's Five Hard National Security Problems— The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyCreated: 8/11/2026, 7:41:23 AM
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