Redefining the role of governments to navigate the AI economic transformation
Who We Are
We are a consortium of experts proposing concrete policies and strategies to guide economic governance during the upcoming era of transformation due to powerful AI systems.
Why Do We Exist?
Artificial General Intelligence systems capable of directly replacing human labor could cause massive shocks to global societies and economies.
AGI could lead to massive labor displacement, as studies estimate that between 30% - 47% of jobs could be directly replaceable by AI systems.
AGI could lead to massive labor displacement, as studies estimate that between 30% - 47% of jobs could be directly replaceable by AI systems.
AGI could lead to massive labor displacement, as studies estimate that between 30% - 47% of jobs could be directly replaceable by AI systems.
AGI could lead to skyrocketing wealth inequality, as profits becomes concentrated among a few corporations and capital owners.
AGI could lead to skyrocketing wealth inequality, as profits becomes concentrated among a few corporations and capital owners.
AGI could lead to skyrocketing wealth inequality, as profits becomes concentrated among a few corporations and capital owners.
AGI could lead to stagnating or falling wages for the majority of workers if AI technology replaces people faster than it creates new jobs.
AGI could lead to stagnating or falling wages for the majority of workers if AI technology replaces people faster than it creates new jobs.
AGI could lead to stagnating or falling wages for the majority of workers if AI technology replaces people faster than it creates new jobs.
To solve these challenges, we need to rethink our assumptions on the roles of governments, corporations, and people in a flourishing economy.
What questions need more research to rethink our social contract?
What are we working on?
We’re currently launching an anthology of articles from leading economists and experts proposing governance strategies towards a new AGI social contract.
We'll be publishing a new article on these topics every two weeks.
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Research Inquiries
We're happy to chat with other researchers and policymakers on our existing research.
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Research Inquiries
We're happy to chat with other researchers and policymakers on our existing research.
Contact Us At
research@agisocialcontract.org
Research Inquiries
We're happy to chat with other researchers and policymakers on our existing research.
Contact Us At
research@agisocialcontract.org
Contributors
If you're interested in publishing an essay as part of our anthology, feel free to reach out!
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Contributors
If you're interested in publishing an essay as part of our anthology, feel free to reach out!
Contact Us At
contribute@agisocialcontract.org
Contributors
If you're interested in publishing an essay as part of our anthology, feel free to reach out!
Contact Us At
contribute@agisocialcontract.org
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Media
Reach out if you'd like to inquire about media appearances or republishing certain articles.
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media@agisocialcontract.org