I am hoping to strengthen my zoomed-out picture of the current strategic situation related to AI. I am very interested in finding documents/posts/write-ups that attempt to layout important real-world, strategic considerations.
Ideally such documents would include:
information on important organizations and individuals
contemporary political issues/views related to AI (things like poll data, statements by key politicians, speculations/info about relevant regulatory authorities and legislative bodies)
other relevant strategy considerations (local win conditions, current battle-lines, bottlenecks)
I am likely going to attempt to write such an outline myself in order to try to identify gaps in my reasoning/clarify my key uncertainties, but I wanted to see if anyone knew about some existing strategic overviews with that level of depth/real-world information.
[Question] What are some sources related to big-picture AI strategy?
I am hoping to strengthen my zoomed-out picture of the current strategic situation related to AI. I am very interested in finding documents/posts/write-ups that attempt to layout important real-world, strategic considerations.
Ideally such documents would include:
information on important organizations and individuals
contemporary political issues/views related to AI (things like poll data, statements by key politicians, speculations/info about relevant regulatory authorities and legislative bodies)
a collection of the existing plans/strategies for making AI go well (eg. OpenAI’s plan, John Wentworth’s plan, and Holden Karnofsky’s most important century and implications of most important century)
other relevant strategy considerations (local win conditions, current battle-lines, bottlenecks)
I am likely going to attempt to write such an outline myself in order to try to identify gaps in my reasoning/clarify my key uncertainties, but I wanted to see if anyone knew about some existing strategic overviews with that level of depth/real-world information.