AI governance is about real institutions and power, not just extinction risk
Dr_Atoosa · x · 2026-09-18
A philosopher learned that a former film producer turned her January 2024 paper into a 40-minute video essay. The core argument: AI governance isn't only about preventing god-like extinction threats — it's fundamentally about understanding and controlling real-world institutions, power dynamics, and our evolving relationships with AI systems.
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