AI Can Cooperate in Data Centers, So Why Can't Humans Do Positive-Sum Collaboration?
sjgadler · x · 2026-08-09
The author pushes back against the pessimistic premise in the AI safety community that positive-sum human collaboration is impossible. It highlights the irony that people believe we can build cooperating swarms of digital entities in data centers, yet dismiss the idea of humans cooperating for mutual benefit, arguing that if AI can achieve this, so can humanity.
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