As a new person here, i am curious to learn more. I think that Longtermism strongly implies growth-oriented policies, and that might even be the existential risk-minimizing strategy. I did an entire substack post on my thoughts, and would be interested to hear where you might think i am wrong (I probably am, you may have thought a lot more on it than I have, or just be smarter). Also what is the general longtermist take on AI-regulation, and the larger statement made here - We Must Act Now. It seems to me that carte blanche calls to action are not really helpful, but would be open to changing my mind. :-)
As a new person here, i am curious to learn more. I think that Longtermism strongly implies growth-oriented policies, and that might even be the existential risk-minimizing strategy. I did an entire substack post on my thoughts, and would be interested to hear where you might think i am wrong (I probably am, you may have thought a lot more on it than I have, or just be smarter). Also what is the general longtermist take on AI-regulation, and the larger statement made here - We Must Act Now. It seems to me that carte blanche calls to action are not really helpful, but would be open to changing my mind. :-)
https://open.substack.com/pub/ulrikahm/p/longtermism-and-the-moral-necessity?r=4cnrou&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true