For some more detail on what this plan might look like, my 2nd-place-winning entry in the Future of Life Institute’s “A.I. world-building” competition, was all about how humanity uses prediction markets and other new institutional designs to increase its level of civilizational adequacy, becoming strong/wise enough to manage the safe development of transformative AI.
See my lesswrong post here (which focuses on the details of how AI development is controlled in my team’s fictional scenario), or the whole entry here (which includes two great short stories by a friend of mine, and includes many more details about how things like futarchy, liquid democracy, network states and charter cities, quadratic funding for public goods funding, etc, develop over the next few decades).
For some more detail on what this plan might look like, my 2nd-place-winning entry in the Future of Life Institute’s “A.I. world-building” competition, was all about how humanity uses prediction markets and other new institutional designs to increase its level of civilizational adequacy, becoming strong/wise enough to manage the safe development of transformative AI.
See my lesswrong post here (which focuses on the details of how AI development is controlled in my team’s fictional scenario), or the whole entry here (which includes two great short stories by a friend of mine, and includes many more details about how things like futarchy, liquid democracy, network states and charter cities, quadratic funding for public goods funding, etc, develop over the next few decades).