So long as Trump as in charge in America, any global governance idea will have to be compatible with his geopolitical style (described today on the Piers Morgan show as “transactional” and “personal”, as good a description as any I’ve heard). I don’t know if anyone has ideas in that direction.
On the Russian side, Dugin (an ideologue of multipolarity) has proposed that there could be strategic cooperation between BRICS and Trump, since they all have a common enemy in global liberalism. On the other hand, liberals also believe in global cooperation to solve problems, their world order had an ever-expanding list of new norms and priorities.
China under Xi Jinping has proposed a series of “global initiatives”, the most recent of which, a Global Governance Initiative, debuted at the SCO meeting in Tianjin attended by Modi.
I mention this to show that anyone still trying to organize a global pause on frontier AI, has material to work with, though it will require creativity and ingenuity to marshall these disparate ingredients. But the bigger immediate problem is domestic AI policy in America and China. America basically has an e/acc policy towards AI at the moment, and official China is comparably oblivious to superintelligence as a threat (if that’s what we’re talking about).
So long as Trump as in charge in America, any global governance idea will have to be compatible with his geopolitical style (described today on the Piers Morgan show as “transactional” and “personal”, as good a description as any I’ve heard). I don’t know if anyone has ideas in that direction.
On the Russian side, Dugin (an ideologue of multipolarity) has proposed that there could be strategic cooperation between BRICS and Trump, since they all have a common enemy in global liberalism. On the other hand, liberals also believe in global cooperation to solve problems, their world order had an ever-expanding list of new norms and priorities.
China under Xi Jinping has proposed a series of “global initiatives”, the most recent of which, a Global Governance Initiative, debuted at the SCO meeting in Tianjin attended by Modi.
I mention this to show that anyone still trying to organize a global pause on frontier AI, has material to work with, though it will require creativity and ingenuity to marshall these disparate ingredients. But the bigger immediate problem is domestic AI policy in America and China. America basically has an e/acc policy towards AI at the moment, and official China is comparably oblivious to superintelligence as a threat (if that’s what we’re talking about).