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Thomas Larsen
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AI Futures Project researcher writing on Plan A assumptions, AI governance, and AI safety strategy.
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Thomas Larsen votes For and says:
Proposal #1: Total Research Transparency. Nearly all AI research is fully transparent to the public, including AI algorithms, code, and documentation, for all frontier AI projects. AI model weights, significant fractions of the training data, and a s...
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Thomas Larsen votes For and says:
We recommend scaling quickly to AIs that are as capable as top human experts, and only then pause as the world is being widely transformed.
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Thomas Larsen votes For and says:
Finally, I’m also excited about scenarios for plans that are less desirable than Plan A which may be easier to implement.
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Pausing AI at human-genius level to solve alignment is safer than either racing to superintelligence or halting entirely
114 opinionsThomas Larsen abstains and says:
I’m confident that a cooperative international approach (Plan A) is better than the alternatives because the alternatives involve being in a race during the intelligence explosion, which incurs huge risks. I’m not confident about the exact variant of...
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Thomas Larsen votes For and says:
I’m confident that a cooperative international approach (Plan A) is better than the alternatives because the alternatives involve being in a race during the intelligence explosion, which incurs huge risks. I’m not confident about the exact variant of...
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Governments and labs should build the capability for a global slowdown of frontier AI development in case it's needed
166 opinionsThomas Larsen votes For and says:
The plan calls for carefully reasoned interventions so the development would happen over the course of many, many years, maybe a decade or so, as opposed to just a single year.
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If leading AI labs adopted a windfall clause (pre-committing to broadly share profits above a high threshold), it would meaningfully reduce competitive pressure to cut safety corners
3 opinionsThomas Larsen votes For and says:
Use measures like the windfall clause to distribute profits over a large threshold back into the population.
Unverifiable source (2026)