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The next three years will not look like the end of anything. Markets may rise. Companies will report productivity gains. Products will improve. Governments will announce safety frameworks. Universities will enroll their classes. Elections w...
Editor’s note: This essay was developed through three earlier pieces published this year: The Internet Still Exists. It Just Doesn’t Remember Anymore, The Quiet Gatekeepers, and After Memory: The Problem of Epistemic Pluralism. Those essays...
Editor’s note: This essay continues the Synthetic Civilization political economy series. The first essay, “Output Without Income,” argued that AI may preserve production while weakening the wage-based social bargain. The second, “The Market...
Nobody. And that’s not the interesting part.
The document that increasingly shapes how the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union think about the risk level of frontier AI models was not produced by a legislature, a trea...
Editor's note: This essay continues the Synthetic Civilization political economy series. The first essay, "Output Without Income," argued that AI may preserve production while weakening the wage-based social bargain. The second, "The Market...
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Governments govern. Markets allocate. Regulators regulate. AI already moved the real decisions somewhere else. The new great-power competition isn't territory. It's compute, infrastructure, and who controls the intelligence layer. This is the map.
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