Your last point seems like it agrees with point 7e becoming reality, where the US govt essentially allows existing big tech companies to pursue AI within certain ‘acceptable’ confines they think of at the time. In that case how much AI might be slowed is entirely dependent on how tight a leash they put them on. I think that scenario is actually quite likely given I am sure there is considerable overlap between US alphabet agencies and sectors of big tech.
Your last point seems like it agrees with point 7e becoming reality, where the US govt essentially allows existing big tech companies to pursue AI within certain ‘acceptable’ confines they think of at the time. In that case how much AI might be slowed is entirely dependent on how tight a leash they put them on. I think that scenario is actually quite likely given I am sure there is considerable overlap between US alphabet agencies and sectors of big tech.