Racing to AGI is contrary to national self-interest because it raises catastrophic risks, the winning lead may not yield a decisive strategic advantage, and international cooperation offers better expected outcomes.
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Against racing to AGI: Cooperation, deterrence, and catastrophic risks
Racing to AGI is contrary to national self-interest because it raises catastrophic risks, the winning lead may not yield a decisive strategic advantage, and international cooperation offers better expected outcomes.