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This article argues that ethical decision-making in AI should not be left to market mechanisms, advocating for public participation and international coordination to address existential risks and ensure equitable wealth distribution.
WIRED reports on a growing trend among AI founders like David Silver, Mustafa Suleyman, and Anton Osika to pledge their company equity to charity, and examines the ethical questions surrounding tech philanthropy.
The article explores how AI's rapid advancement is concentrating wealth and diminishing labor's value, arguing that traditional economics cannot address the resulting inequality, and proposes that crypto networks based on community and redistribution may offer a solution in a post-AI future.
An interview with economists Alex Imas and Phil Trammell discussing the economic implications of AGI, including what will remain scarce, how to tax and redistribute AI-generated wealth, and potential inequality scenarios.