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The second in Survival of the Sovereign, a five-part series on why the Intelligence Revolution will be decentralised. Technology does not just change the world. It changes us. As Kierkegaard said, life can only be understood backwards, but...
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The first in a five-part series on why the Intelligence Revolution will be decentralised. We begin with what’s at stake, which is everything. We thread a needle through history, the patterns technology repeats,...
This is a prelude to Survival of the Sovereign, a five-part series on why the Intelligence Revolution will be decentralised. Before we talk about AI, and the intellectual commons, you need to know what happened when a coordination technolog...
When people talk about how ecosystems work, they tend to think big: rainforests, oceans. Or, less pleasingly, fields made infertile by overuse. Sussex downland shaped by centuries of sheep. But you don’t need scale to understand an ecosyste...
(Disclaimer: the views expressed in this post are my own and do not represent my employer or any other entity)
In this post I argue that decentralised ecosystems struggle with coordination because thousands of actors optimise locally witho...
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