Rohan Paul

Some key language from the class action lawsuit that was filed against the 4 AI Frontier Labs - “The antitrust laws do not permit competitors to decide among themselves that competition is too dangerous. Whether frontier AI should develop more slowly is a question for each company acting alone, or for Congress and the agencies.” - “A firm that slows alone loses customers, revenue, and technological leadership to rivals that keep going. Amodei’s proposal solved that problem the way cartels always have: by agreeing to slow together, so that no participant bears the competitive cost of restraint.” - “An agreement that slows improvement lowers the quality of what subscribers receive for the price they pay. That is an overcharge, and it is an injury of the kind the antitrust laws were enacted to prevent.”