Unruly Futures 2026 convenes on post-AGI economics and AI-governed institutions
sarahdrinkwater · x · 2026-11-02
François Moira previews the Unruly Futures 2026 conference (48h out), with a lineup covering post-AGI economics and the future of markets (Izabella Kaminska, Julian Jacobs), AI and institutional architecture, what's rot vs not in techno-governance (including Curtis Yarvin), new technoscientific institutions, and life after the biosingularity — plus frontier real estate, post-UN humanitarian response, and food sovereignty.
Sponsors include RenPhilanthropy and Carta.
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