Self-Copying AI Breaks One-Person-One-Vote: Social Theory Needs a Rework
jacyanthis · x · 2026-10-08
jacyanthis argues human-era social theories don't translate to human–AI or AI–AI socialization: if agents can copy themselves like programs, one-person-one-vote collapses, and alternatives like fixed per-human votes carry their own major problems.
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