> The only way to prevent that one entity weaponizes it, is by giving EVERYONE access to it

There is a middle way; the policy space also includes government regulating both access and monopoly.

I’m opposed to monopolies of this tech, but I hope the risks of giving everyone jailbroken AGI/ASI are clear.

As a toy example you could imagine a Universal Basic AI where government subcontracts to (n_quorum) labs, everyone gets a token budget, but operating the APIs comes with the safety controls.

If everyone does get to run their own jailbroken AGI, then the only stable societal norm I see is A LOT of surveillance to make sure nobody is building CBRNE threats. This doesn’t seem like a clear win from a civil liberty perspective, though I could see the argument.

We have nothing anywhere near AGI/ASI so you're good for another 25 years, my friend

That is exactly what ASI wants you to think. foil hat off