Pax Machina

Proposals and debate for institutions in a world with powerful AI.

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Many imagine AGI will mean less bureaucracy. But historically, as technology has advanced and society has grown more complex, bureaucracy has grown with it.

In a new essay, @nickacaputo argues that the AGI future will still be bureaucratic, perhaps even more than today. The real question is how AI can make bureaucracy better: more capable, accountable, and responsive.

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Powerful AI will change our institutions. Yet most of our attention is on aligning or regulating AI, while treating our institutions as fixed.

Introducing Pax Machina: a new publication about the institutions we need for powerful AI.

It is edited by @MaxKronerDale, @sebkrier, @NoemiDreksler, @LiamPatell, @chelcott9, @synchroaphasia, @ryan_t_lowe, @edelwax, and @klingefjord.

The editorial board consists of Peter Railton, @sethlazar, @saffronhuang, @AmmannNora, @xuanalogue, @IasonGabriel, @hamandcheese, and @deanwball.

Our goal is to seed rigorous debate about what a world of humans and powerful AI could and should look like.

We will publish proposals for new institutions, counterproposals, well-justified design principles, and analyses that change how a class of institutions should be designed.