Economic policy for AGI
The DeepMind Institute has published an essay on economic policy for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The essay, written by Tom Griffiths, proposes a framework for designing economic systems that can coexist with AGI. The framework includes four key components: (1) a 'core economy' that provides basic necessities like food, water, and shelter, (2) a 'productive economy' that enables AGI to contribute to the global economy, (3) a 'regulatory framework' to ensure that AGI is aligned with human values, and (4) a 'safety net' to protect humans from potential negative consequences of AGI. The essay also discusses the importance of international cooperation and governance in addressing AGI-related economic challenges.
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