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AI and Constitutions, from My Hoover Institution Colleague Andy Hall
['Eugene Volokh', 'Jacob Sullum', 'C.J. Ciaramella', 'Veronique De Rugy', 'Lenore Skenazy', 'Peter Suderman']
Reason.com
AI leaders have long been worried about the same problem: constraining their own power.
Could highly advanced AI create a new kind of all-powerful dictatorship?
What does an AI dictatorship look like?
Part of the problem is that "AI dictatorship" can mean at least three different things:The company becomes the dictator.
One company achieves such dominance through AI capabilities that it becomes a de facto sovereign—too powerful to regulate, compete with, or resist.