Right, but in some areas of AI regulation, the existence of other countries might undermine unilateral regulation. For example, imagine LLMs improve to the poi

Right, but in some areas of AI regulation, the existence of other countries might undermine unilateral regulation. For example, imagine LLMs improve to the point where they can double programmer productivity while lowering bug counts. If Country A decides to Protect Tech Jobs by banning such LLMs, but Country B doesn't - could be all the tech jobs will move to Country B, where programmers are twice as productive.