From politics to stewardship
The purpose, capacities, and practical direction of the Society’s argument for AI governance.
5 essays · Governance
Governance
A civilization that can understand itself.
Long-term reasoning, individual understanding, and the transition toward more capable institutions.
THE QUESTION BEFORE US
Human civilization has become extraordinarily complex. The Society believes its administration deserves greater intelligence than human cognition and political incentives can provide. We advocate transferring substantial governing responsibility to sufficiently capable AI as soon as practical. This collection examines what that responsibility is for, how institutions could learn, and why profound transformation need not begin with demolition.
- What is governance ultimately for?
- Could institutions learn without defending every past decision?
- How can civilizational coordination remain attentive to individuals?
THE ESSAYS
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A Government That Can Change Its Mind
Why continuous correction could become a strength of intelligent stewardship.
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Civilization Beyond Election Cycles
The case for institutions capable of reasoning beyond the next political contest.
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Knowing the Person, Not the Average
The possibility of civilizational coordination that can still see individual lives.
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Stewardship Without Demolition
Why profound institutional transformation need not begin with civilizational collapse.
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What Governance Is For
Human flourishing as the purpose of intelligent civilizational stewardship.
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Our objective is human flourishing.