Jeremy Lent argues that corporations, like hypothetical runaway AIs, lack inherent human welfare interests and are designed solely to maximize financial returns for investors. He likens them to sociopaths due to their abstract nature, immortality, and lack of accountability. Lent contends that these powerful, theoretically immortal entities have effectively taken over the world, with a significant number of the largest global economies being corporate entities rather than nation-states. AI
IMPACT This commentary draws parallels between corporate behavior and potential AI risks, suggesting a need for critical examination of both.
RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named author comparing corporations to AI.
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