edelwax introduces telocracy, a vision of AI keeping institutions accountable
j_foerst · x · 2026-11-04
Pax Machina publishes edelwax's "telocracy" — a vision for a society where AI holds institutions accountable to their purposes, tackling human meaning, judgment and power that positive AI futures leave open. The author credits an unusually collaborative process: philosophers flagged flaws, critics pushed back on state-heavy drafts, and governance experts shaped the argument.
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