Note that I never used “highly strategically competent”! If we did have a group of highly strategically competent people, then what you say becomes a lot more plausible, but even the early AI risk people are far from that. Consider for example that a strategic consideration as obvious (in retrospect) as Legible vs. Illegible AI Safety Problems was written down only in late 2025.
Note that I never used “highly strategically competent”! If we did have a group of highly strategically competent people, then what you say becomes a lot more plausible, but even the early AI risk people are far from that. Consider for example that a strategic consideration as obvious (in retrospect) as Legible vs. Illegible AI Safety Problems was written down only in late 2025.