What Helen Toner thinks about video games

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Director of strategy at Georgetown's Center for Security and Emerging Technology and a former member of OpenAI's board. Writes Rising Tide, on how AI actually progresses and what policy can do about it.

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1. 5 Apr 2025

   Our readingAny given AI capability becomes cheap and widely available within a couple of years of first being reached, so nobody can be kept away from it for long.

   Their wordsBut with AI, it’s different: it’s often only a couple of years between when you need a world-class computing cluster to do something and when you can run it on a high-end gaming chip on your laptop.

   ↗Nonproliferation is the wrong approach to AI misusehelentoner.substack.com 1st of 5 in this piece