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As AI giants warn of existential risk, they can also build a competitive moat via safety. ‘It’s genius and they’re all going to make a lot of money’
AI giants can block smaller competitors' growth by positioning themselves as the safest bet for investors, according to Harrison Rolfes, a Pitchbook senior research analyst.
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AI leaders warned that their most advanced systems could pose an existential threat to humanity, framing safety as a strategic advantage. The companies are simultaneously pursuing political objectives ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. Their investors anticipate substantial profits from upcoming public listings despite a volatile market. By emphasizing safety, the firms hope to create a competitive moat while capitalizing on the financial upside.
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