Interesting question.
A separate reference class is cartels formed around profitable emerging technology. Many of the examples you cited refer to state lead projects in basic science. We would expect breakthroughs to cluster there because the cutting edge is rarely on the commercial applications side. The problem is that IF artificial intelligence advances become immediately profitable at some time, companies
Were the efforts to prevent North Korea from developing its nuclear technology self-imposed, or was it organised by governments?
Cross-posted from the EA Forum
I'm searching for examples of self-governance efforts to reduce technology risk. Do people have cases to suggest?
The more similar to AI development the better. That is, efforts by companies or academic communities to address risks that affect third parties, with minimal involvement from governments beyond basic law and order.
Examples from academia:
Examples from the commercial sector: