Compute is a Strategic Resource
Argues that compute should be treated as a strategic resource like oil or steel, scarce, controllable and concentrated, with implications for AI governance and competition.
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Policy research on advanced AI security and governance. www.iaps.ai
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Topic Compute & hardware
Source IAPS · 3
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IAPS Researchers React: The US AI Action Plan
IAPS experts review the US AI Action Plan through a national security and AGI-risk lens, praising its goals and identifying gaps and implementation considerations.
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Spreadsheets vs. Smugglers: Modernizing the BIS for an Era of Tech Rivalry
Argues that Congress should increase funding for the Bureau of Industry and Security so it can enforce export controls on weapons-of-mass-destruction and sensitive technologies amid US-China tech rivalry.