@hazlin I don't think the control grid is pushing as fast as it could be done. We know that companies like Intel intentionally withhold technology for profit (the "tick tock" process.)

tinfoils suspect that other places are witholding technology because they are not sure how to ensure control over it. we saw a glimpse of this with companies being very open about AI—then very closed—with their openness falling very closely among lines of "we don't think anyone will understand this so its safe to publish."

Google's own internal leaks seem to suggest this to be the face. Facebook and Google did not believe anyone could understand their works—so they published to make the academics happy. Now Google is big mad because autistic NEETs are not only understanding the papers but are outperforming dedicated AI teams on refining the techniques, we suddenly saw the big calls to regulate it back in to the ground.

they seem to have a chosen speed based around retaining total control and the thing about accelerationism is to push the system at a velocity above their stable tempo.

you almost saw this recently. with trump winning "unexpectedly" and the subsequent catch-up games to speedrun fascism, and israel desperately shitting out PR and spending influence in bulk, they were indeed pushed beyond their safe tempo and the grid started showing overt cracks this past year