The article challenges popular proposals for 'safe' ASI development, including aligned superintelligence that loves humanity and non-agentic tool AI systems
Author claims various safety approaches are 'astronomically harder' than proponents believe and that attempting them is fundamentally immoral
Core argument: Even if researchers successfully create a controllable superintelligent system, competitive pressure from unsafe ASI development elsewhere would make safety measures ineffective
Suggests that meaningful ASI safety requires global coordination and prohibition of dangerous approaches, not just technical solutions
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