• General Catalyst’s Q3 review identifies low trust as AI’s greatest risk, driving competitors to race for fear of falling behind.
• Hemant Taneja argues markets underprice resilience, the value of systems built to absorb shocks.
• The firm backs both closed frontier labs and open models, urging founders to avoid dependence on a single lab.
• Breaking the competitive dilemma requires a costly first move, supported by rules that sustain cooperation.

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