Regarding the following part of the view that you commented on:
But if we want AI to implement them, we should mainly work on solving foundational issues in decision and game theory with an aim toward AI.
Just wanted to add: It may be important to consider potential downside risks of such work. It may be important to be vigilant when working on certain topics in game theory and e.g. make certain binding commitments before investigating certain issues, because otherwise one might lose a commitment race in logical time. (I think this is a special case of a more general argument made in Multiverse-wide Cooperation via Correlated Decision Making about how it may be important to make certain commitments before discovering certain crucial considerations.)
Regarding the following part of the view that you commented on:
Just wanted to add: It may be important to consider potential downside risks of such work. It may be important to be vigilant when working on certain topics in game theory and e.g. make certain binding commitments before investigating certain issues, because otherwise one might lose a commitment race in logical time. (I think this is a special case of a more general argument made in Multiverse-wide Cooperation via Correlated Decision Making about how it may be important to make certain commitments before discovering certain crucial considerations.)