How Will We Cooperate with AIs? (with Allison Duettmann)
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On this episode, Allison Duettmann joins me to discuss centralized versus decentralized AI, how international governance could shape AI’s trajectory, how we might cooperate with future AIs, and the role of AI in improving human decision-making. We also explore which lessons from history apply to AI, the future of space law and property rights, whether technology is invented or discovered, and how AI will impact children.
You can learn more about Allison's work at: https://foresight.org
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00:01:07 Centralized AI versus decentralized AI
00:13:02 Risks from decentralized AI
00:25:39 International AI governance
00:39:52 Cooperation with future AIs
00:53:51 AI for decision-making
01:05:58 Capital intensity of AI
01:09:11 Lessons from history
01:15:50 Future space law and property rights
01:27:28 Is technology invented or discovered?
01:32:34 Children in the age of AI
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