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Google DeepMind proposes AGI-friendly economic policies

Google DeepMind has published a manifesto outlining 11 strategies for making economies compatible with Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The document, framed as a guide for AGI-friendly economic policy, has been met with skepticism and criticism. AI

IMPACT The proposed economic policies could shape future discussions on AGI integration into global economies.

RANK_REASON The item is a social media post reacting to a published essay, framing it as opinion/commentary.

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Google DeepMind proposes AGI-friendly economic policies

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Oh joy, another techno-utopian manifesto from our benevolent overlords at # DeepMind , now with 11 ways to make your economy AGI-friendly! 🤖💸 Because who wouldn

    Oh joy, another techno-utopian manifesto from our benevolent overlords at # DeepMind , now with 11 ways to make your economy AGI-friendly! 🤖💸 Because who wouldn't want a robot overlord dictating fiscal policy? Can't wait for the inevitable "AGI Tax" to fund its existential crises…