This is a great start but the only way you really get ahead of this is to get these people on board also: - AI _hardware_ executives and engineers - high leve

This is a great start but the only way you really get ahead of this is to get these people on board also: - AI _hardware_ executives and engineers - high level national military strategists and civilian leaders Ultimately you can't prevent _everyone_ from potentially writing and deploying software, models or instructions that are dangerous such as "take control". Especially in an explicitly non-civil competition such as between countries. You have to avoid manufacturing AI hardware beyond a certain level of performance, say after 2-4 orders of magnitude faster than humans. That will hold off this force of nature until desktop compute fabrication becomes mainstream. So it buys you a generation or two at least. But within a few centuries max we have to anticipate that unaugmented humans will be largely irrelevant as far as decision-making and the history of the solar system and intelligent life.