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Rogue AI developers as hostis humani generis: under an international AI treaty, should they be subject to international concurrent jurisdiction?

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A LessWrong post argues that an international treaty banning superhuman AI would require arresting developers who violate it, and asks who should be authorized to make those arrests.

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“An international treaty banning superhuman AI will, necessarily, require the arrest of rogue AI developers who violate the treaty. But who should be authorized to conduct these arrests?”
LessWrong, 14 Oct 2026, 20:28.

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