Ryan Lowe: AGI needs coordination infrastructure — which is just institutions by another name
ryan_t_lowe · x · 2026-09-15
Ryan Lowe lays out the basic case for why institutions matter for AGI: (1) multi-agent coordination must now be prioritized; (2) either agents re-derive agreements and "rules of the road" in every interaction, or there's reusable "coordination infrastructure" — professional norms, dispute resolution systems, etc.; (3) such infrastructure is simply another name for institutions.
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