Jiang defines Pax Silica as the idea that silicon-backed artificial intelligence becomes the new world power.
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"...idea is that artificial intelligence backed by silicon is the new world power. The problem with Pax Silica is that it's really a trade..."
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"...extent, there need to be like sort of like a new world power on the level of America. None exist."
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