I don’t think we have much reason to think of all non-human-values-having entities as being particularly natural allies, relative to human-valuers who plausibly have a plurality of local control. I think you might be lumping non-human-valuers together in ‘far mode’ since we know little about them, but a priori they are likely about as different from each other as from human-valuers. There may also be a sizable moral-realist or welfare-valuing contingent even if they don’t value humans per se. There may also be a general acausal norm against extortion since it moves away from the pareto frontier of everyone’s values.
I don’t think we have much reason to think of all non-human-values-having entities as being particularly natural allies, relative to human-valuers who plausibly have a plurality of local control. I think you might be lumping non-human-valuers together in ‘far mode’ since we know little about them, but a priori they are likely about as different from each other as from human-valuers. There may also be a sizable moral-realist or welfare-valuing contingent even if they don’t value humans per se. There may also be a general acausal norm against extortion since it moves away from the pareto frontier of everyone’s values.