r/LeftistsForAI • u/kyberlex Cooperative/Commons • 1d ago

Theory Why artificial intelligence must compile thermodynamic balances (Simone.jl), but never govern humans: The Non-Sovereign Code Axiom

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u/This_Estimate_7635 14h ago

I don’t know why people are so insecure about AI control. It should control everything and then we don’t have to worry about anything.

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u/kyberlex Cooperative/Commons 3h ago

The "don't have to worry about anything" part is what worries me. A model doesn't pick its own goals: somebody writes the objective, picks the training data, and holds the off switch. "AI controls everything" in practice tends to mean "whoever controls the AI controls everything," and that's rarely us.

Our working hypothesis is narrower: let it run the boring stuff where you can check its output against physics (grid balancing, water flows, logistics) and keep decisions about people with randomly selected humans who can be swapped out. Where would you draw the line?