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AI Safety researcher reflects on whether the community has already failed to control advanced AI development by early 2026.

AI Safety researcher reflects on whether the community has already failed to control advanced AI development by early 2026.

Written from the perspective of early 2026, the author questions whether AI Safety efforts have passed the point of no return in controlling AI development.

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