Humans can't scale AI policy alone; agents must help build institutions
jacyanthis · x · 2026-10-08
Policy development is a key area for AI agents to contribute: humans alone cannot scale AI policy across time, levels, substrate (human laws vs agent instructions), and the world's many peoples and cultures, Anthis argues, setting up his work on pluralistic agents in policy-making.
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