Agree qualitatively (and possible quantitatively). However, there’s a quite large knock-on effect, which is a strong bundle of signals of “AGI is bad, don’t make AGI”. These signals move in various directions between different entities, carrying various messages, but they generally push against AGI. (E.g. signaling legitimacy of the Stop position; the US signaling to other states; society signaling to would-be capabilities researchers; Congress self-signaling “we’re trying to ban this whole thing and will continue to add patches to ban dangerous stuff”; etc.)
Agree qualitatively (and possible quantitatively). However, there’s a quite large knock-on effect, which is a strong bundle of signals of “AGI is bad, don’t make AGI”. These signals move in various directions between different entities, carrying various messages, but they generally push against AGI. (E.g. signaling legitimacy of the Stop position; the US signaling to other states; society signaling to would-be capabilities researchers; Congress self-signaling “we’re trying to ban this whole thing and will continue to add patches to ban dangerous stuff”; etc.)