Introducing Pax Machina: A New Publication on Institutions for the AI Era
ryan_t_lowe · x · 2026-08-05
A new publication, Pax Machina, has been announced to explore what institutions we need for a world with powerful AI and how existing ones must adapt.
With an editorial board of scholars and researchers in AI ethics and governance (including Ryan Lowe), the publication aims to seed rigorous debate about what a world of humans and powerful AI could and should look like by publishing proposals for new institutions and counterproposals.
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