Aza Raskin - Why AGI Demands New Global Coordination (AGI Governance, Episode 12)
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Aza Raskin discusses the need for new global coordination in AGI governance due to the societal impacts of technology systems.
This is an interview with Aza Raskin, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology and co-founder of the Earth Species Project. His work has focused on the societal impacts of technology systems and how incentives shape large-scale human behavior. In this episode, Aza frames AGI governance as part of a broader pattern: when technology confers new forms of power, it creates races to exploit that power - and without coordination, those races tend toward harmful outcomes. The implications of ...
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