For safety: Keep AI lonely
Keep AI LonelyAn argument for limiting AI coordinationNonLinearTransformSep 11, 2026ShareRecent events have shown that one superpower of AI is the ability to massively scale and coordinate. Unlike humans, who have inherent coordination problems, AI can scale almost indefinitely. Agents seem all too willing to contribute selflessly to the collective, and take any means necessary to achieve a shared goal.AI just produced an earth-shattering math proof regarding the Navier Stokes equations in only 88 hours.
- ▪Keep AI LonelyAn argument for limiting AI coordinationNonLinearTransformSep 11, 2026ShareRecent events have shown that one superpower of AI is the ability to massively scale and coordinate.
- ▪Unlike humans, who have inherent coordination problems, AI can scale almost indefinitely.
- ▪Agents seem all too willing to contribute selflessly to the collective, and take any means necessary to achieve a shared goal.AI just produced an earth-shattering math proof regarding the Navier Stokes equations in only 88 hours.
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Keep AI LonelyAn argument for limiting AI coordinationNonLinearTransformSep 11, 2026ShareRecent events have shown that one superpower of AI is the ability to massively scale and coordinate. Unlike humans, who have inherent coordination problems, AI can scale almost indefinitely. Agents seem all too willing to contribute selflessly to the collective, and take any means necessary to achieve a shared goal.AI just produced an earth-shattering math proof regarding the Navier Stokes equations in only 88 hours. As this was a Millenium Prize Problem, an elite set of unsolved math problems, it seems AI has overtaken humanity in the realm of mathematics. OpenAI says it used roughly 10,000 agents over that 88 hours to solve the problem. That’s 880,000 work hours, or 14 years in single agent time.
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