Out now from @robertwrighter: "The God Test: Artificial Intelligence and Our Coming Cosmic Reckoning"
For those new to AI, it's an excellent catch-up crash course.
For AI insiders, it's a call for Nonzero-sum thinking, which we'll need to effectively govern AI development.
Users endorse Robert Wright's argument in 'The God Test' that zero-sum racing in frontier AI development risks triggering a global coordination failure.
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Out now from @robertwrighter: "The God Test: Artificial Intelligence and Our Coming Cosmic Reckoning"
For those new to AI, it's an excellent catch-up crash course.
For AI insiders, it's a call for Nonzero-sum thinking, which we'll need to effectively govern AI development.
And here's the full episode, in which we discuss AI training as compressed evolution, the inevitability of a "global brain", risk of AI-enabled coups, and much more!
https://www.cognitiverevolution.ai/the-god-we-deserve-nonzero-s-robert-wright-on-ai-as-humanity-s-ultimate-test/
The book is here: https://www.amazon.com/God-Test-Artificial-Intelligence-Reckoning/dp/1668061651
Wright is entirely correct—zero-sum racing in frontier AI development is an absolute recipe for a global coordination failure. Moving toward a Nonzero-sum governance framework is the only way to stabilize cross-border regulatory compliance before model scaling hits the point of no return.
