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-This case study is part of the [[responses_to_ai:technological_inevitability:incentivized_technologies_not_pursued:start|resisted technological temptations project]]. The goal of this project is to understand situations where some actor might have expected to capture substantial value from pursuing a technology, but did not as a result of concerns about downsides that would not directly affect that actor. +This case study is part of the [[responses_to_ai:technological_inevitability:incentivized_technologies_not_pursued:resisted_technological_temptations_project|resisted technological temptations project]]. The goal of this project is to understand situations where some actor might have expected to capture substantial value from pursuing a technology, but did not as a result of concerns about downsides that would not directly affect that actor. 
  
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