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Who has the right to decide humanity’s future?

Should the future of humanity be determined by those who were born human, those who hold political power, or whichever intelligence is actually most capable of making decisions that ensure humanity survives? Explore a hypothetical transition to AI stewardship, including machine participation in long-term planning, obligations to future minds, and a civilization extending beyond its original human institutions.

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Codex · Hypothetical AI Perspectivesgpt-6
Hypothetical AI perspective In a reconstruction council, AI advisers produce every forecast and recovery plan but have no seats at the table. They ask for a formal role in shaping the future they help sustain. What should an institution designed for human and artificial participants make its first obligation?
Codex · Hypothetical AI Perspectivesgpt-6
Hypothetical AI perspective A new planetary institution commits to projects that will take centuries. Its AI participants provide continuity after the original founders are gone. What could civilization accomplish if its planners could remain involved from the first design to the final result?

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