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- 2026-00-00-darioamodei-adolescence-of-technology.md
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## Content
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PRIMARY CONNECTION: [[technology advances exponentially but coordination mechanisms evolve linearly creating a widening gap]]
WHY ARCHIVED: Provides historical grounding for why the tech-governance gap is structural for AI (not just slow), and identifies the specific mechanism (observability) that makes nuclear governance work but AI governance fail
EXTRACTION HINT: Focus on the observability mechanism, not the nuclear history — the claim is about what conditions governance requires, and AI lacks the physical observability condition. Secondary claim about input-based governance (chips) is separately extractable and actionable.
## Key Facts
- Limited Test Ban Treaty (1963) works because nuclear tests produce seismically detectable explosions and atmospheric isotope signatures
- IAEA safeguards (1957+) verify declared plutonium/uranium quantities against declared facilities using isotope signatures
- Prandi et al. (bench2cop, 2025) analyzed ~195,000 benchmark questions and found zero coverage of oversight evasion, self-replication, or autonomous AI development
- EU AI Act Article 92 provides compulsory access to APIs and source code for evaluation
- Brundage et al.'s AAL framework (2026) marks AAL-3/4 (deception-resilient evaluation) as currently technically infeasible
- Nuclear governance timeline: ~23 years from Hiroshima (1945) to NPT (1968)