Smooth transition between human and AI governance
- 1: Most humans feel an emotional backlash to being governed by AI.
- 2: Enable governance by the masses
- 3: Enable market rule by the masses
- 4: Market agents do not need to be flesh-and-blood humans, so as AI becomes smarter and more capable of making economically rational decisions, the percentage of AI participants in the market will increase.
- 5: When 51% of the market is AI, market rule can be considered AI rule.
We were told that once 3 is realized, we can smoothly transition to 5, governance by AI.
- But I don't think 2 to 3 is very smooth to begin with.
Politicians cut themselves to the quick.
- Politicians are not required to disclose the financial assets they have.
- I don't know if you have it because of
- Argument that the minister should buy ETFs linked to the Nikkei 225, just as executives align their interests in the growth of the company by owning shares.
- Is it appropriate to buy financial instruments called "stocks?" The debate over whether it is appropriate to buy a financial instrument called "stocks"?
- Politicians take positions in the prediction market.
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