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books with this tag

title	author	publication_year	book_start	book_end	status	rating	tags	notes
Ancillary Justice	Ann Leckie	2013	2025	2026	read	85	aireligionsci-fispacespace-operawar	ancillary-justice.md
Consider Phlebas	Iain Banks	1987	2026	2026	read	79	aipost-scarcitysci-fispacespace-operawarwisdom	consider-phlebas.md
Empire of AI: Inside the reckless race for total domination	Karen Hao	2025	2026	2026	read	83	aielon-muskopenaisam-altman	Broadly agree with conclusions that we need to open up and distribute benefits across the axes of knowledge, resources and power. It seems that legal regulation and social pressure are the key tools to achieve this. Felt that many of the comparisons to empire were alike with tech giants prior to AI, with AI perhaps serving to accelerate these trends and forge new tech giants. To the extent that the book is chiefly just a call for more regulation, social pressure and non-corporate research and education, I think the empire analogy is unnecessary. But considering the empire analogy may be helping in thinking about the motives and trajectories of these ideals… amassing the power, resources and knowledge of a empire does corrupt into needs to consolidate and sustain the empire, much as it often does with companies. We should pushback on the corporate and empirical forms because democratic forms are less awful.
The MANIAC	Benjamin Labatut	2023	null	null	read	86	aiatomic-weaponscomputer-sciencemathsscience	null

authors with this tag

full_name	birth_year	death_year	tags	notes
Karen Hao	1993	null	ai mit usa	null