Murati Discusses Decentralized Multi-AI Worldview
jonlachman · x · 2026-07-16
Mira Murati and thinkymachines released a statement outlining their worldview and mission, with the core premise that human values don't automatically average out, and local knowledge cannot be centralized.
They argue that a better future involves a multitude of AIs, shaped by people in different locations, serving diverse groups, and even disagreeing with one another, much like human society. The reposted commentary noted that this stance aligns with recent views from Alex Karp and Satya Nadella on "companies controlling their own IP," emphasizing that this represents a "decentralized" path.
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