Former White House Official Urges US to Consider Military Strikes to Prevent China from Achieving AGI First
A former White House official, Jacob Stokes, urged the United States to consider military strikes and state-backed espionage to prevent China from achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI) first. The call for extreme measures was made at an online event by Stokes, deputy director of the Indo-Pacific Security Program at the Centre for a New American Security (CNAS). The suggestion has sparked debate over the ethical and strategic implications of such actions.
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US urged to consider military strikes to stop China achieving AGI first The Star
The United States should start preparing for scenarios where extreme measures must be taken to stop China from achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI), according to a former White House official, including state-backed espionage and military strikes on Chinese data centres. Jacob Stokes, deputy director of the Indo-Pacific Security Program at the Centre for a New American Security (CNAS), said at an online event on Thursday that various US agencies, including the Department of Defense...