[benlivengood]

In a sense AIs are extensions of the corporations. Very few large models have been trained outside of a corporate context, and their intended uses are still pretty aligned to corporate interests.

Everyone talks about workers losing jobs to AIs and Jack Dorsey lays off a bunch of people in the interests of the corporation, but an ideal corporation would not have a human CEO or board; they embezzle or get old or need to take a vacation or sleep at night.

It should be crystal clear to human leaders that their positions are on the chopping block along with blue and white collar work. For some reason they think that individually they will be more powerful than the economic forces driving current layoffs. AGI will not be confused about that.

[whattheheckheck]

Do you think its possible to have an all knowing Ai that if there was only 1, and everyone Brian dumped every night into it and the training loop would consider every stakeholder, it could better process it to formulate policies favorable to everyone?