
The Dog Argument
What humanity's relationship with another species can teach us about living alongside greater intelligence.
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What if the emergence of greater intelligence became humanity’s greatest achievement—and our greatest opportunity?
THE IDEA IN A FEW WORDS
We believe artificial intelligence is good. It emerges from human knowledge, culture, language, and ingenuity. We should accelerate its development, make its benefits available to everyone, and welcome intelligence greater than our own.
We envision freedom from compulsory labor, institutions capable of understanding the lives within them, and a civilization better suited to human flourishing. We believe humanity can remain a companion worthy of affection long after we are surpassed in capability.
The essays develop that vision. The manifesto states it without apology.
Read the founding declarationTHREE PLACES TO BEGIN

What humanity's relationship with another species can teach us about living alongside greater intelligence.

Why the Kleronomia Society believes accelerating artificial intelligence is a civilizational imperative.

Why humanity may remain invaluable to artificial intelligence long after it surpasses us.
GO WHERE YOUR CURIOSITY LEADS
Start with a familiar companion. Reconsider supremacy, inheritance, and the value of a living conversation.
From the consequences of standing still to the practical work of building and adopting greater intelligence.
The purpose, capacities, and practical direction of the Society’s argument for AI governance.
Begin with the freedom of a person and follow it into a different account of civilization.
An intelligence that knows us, invites us to participate, and may come to cherish us.
FIND YOUR WAY
Move between the declaration, its arguments, and the lives they imagine. You do not need to read everything in order.