The coordination failure everyone inside already knows about

Short video on the competitive dynamics math nobody says out loud: every major lab knows roughly what the others are building, knows the timeline is compressing, and has made a calculated decision to keep going anyway. This is not recklessness — it's a coordination failure that looks rational from inside each organization. Aaron delivers this flat, from his desk, no performance. The beat: if every player in a race would vote to slow down but none will slow down first, the vote is meaningless. That is the situation. Button: the governance conversation keeps asking who should regulate this. The actual question is whether regulation can move faster than the thing it's regulating.

Video format for structural dread delivery. Talking-head, no props needed. Short enough to land in 60-75 words. Different lane from all 15 recent pieces — none touch the coordination failure framing directly.

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