Glen Weyl in Science: AI age needs 'reverse alignment' of institutions shaped like neural nets
_akpiper · x · 2026-11-06
Glen Weyl highlights his new Science magazine article with James Evans arguing that just as the industrial age built assembly lines and the internet built networks, the AI age requires 'reverse alignment' — reshaping human institutions in the shape of neural networks, backed by a remarkable cross-disciplinary coalition.
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