By default, Chinese AI falls very behind

·LessWrong··

This work is hosted on MCNAIR, but does not reflect the views of my employer or the Center.In the last couple of weeks, domestic coordination has looked more likely. Therefore, I am increasingly concerned about the Chinese government’s (and various Chinese labs’) incentives over the next 6-18 months with respect to international coordination on mitigating potential existential risks from powerful AI. In this series, I attempt to model these incentives and what they imply for Chinese AI policy[1]...

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