Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate supporting a pause in AI development, advocates for an international treaty with China to collaboratively manage AI risks. He argues that slowing down AI progress would allow for better understanding and control of the technology, drawing parallels to global cooperation on nuclear technology. El-Sayed believes that both the US and China share a common interest in preventing AI from exceeding human control and ensuring its development prioritizes humanity's preservation. AI
IMPACT Suggests a potential shift in AI policy discourse towards international cooperation and risk mitigation.
RANK_REASON Candidate's opinion piece on AI policy and international relations.
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