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It is often stated (with some justification, IMO) that AI risk is an “emergency.” Various people have explained to me that they put various parts of their normal life’s functioning on hold on account of AI being an “emergency.” In the interest of people doing this sanely and not confusedly, let's take a step back and seek principles around what kinds of changes a person might want to make in an “emergency” of different sorts.