I believe AI can help us make better collective governance decisions than we could before, guiding us to consider different perspectives.

While the idea of an AI governing for the greater good raises concerns about humanity losing control, it could also represent a collective expression of human values without corrupting influences.

An AI government could potentially make unbiased decisions based on collective human preferences, but there are significant challenges in ensuring that such a system remains free from external influences.

I'm interested in understanding how AI systems will impact society at large, including what values they should have and how we can evaluate those values in practice.

The challenge is ensuring that AI operates in the best interests of humanity, as it learns value judgments from people, but we must consider whose values are being represented.

As AI becomes more capable, we need to ensure that it aligns with human values and interests.

In AI research, companies are defining their own values, but society should also participate in determining what values to imbue in future AI systems.

We're in the midst of an AI revolution that can lead to abundance for everyone, rather than dystopian outcomes.

AI is trained on averageness, while each individual possesses a unique sensibility; ceding our preferences to algorithms risks losing our agency.