“In my Pentagon work, I learned that when you launch a missile, you notify all the other countries, and they train their satellites on your missile launch, which is two reasons. One, they make sure that you did what you said, and second, they get to train their missile launch watcher.”

Eric Schmidt · Rapid Response · Eric Schmidt scores US vs. China: who’s winning the AI race?

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propose a "no-surprise rule" where AI launches are publicly notified to other countries, similar to missile launch notifications

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