Nick Bostrom

Let's also suppose we solve the governance problem, or solve, to whatever extent governance can be solved.

Let's also suppose we solve the governance problem, or solve, to whatever extent governance can be solved.

But let's suppose we don't end up with some sort of tyranny or dystopian oppressive regime.

But let's suppose we don't end up with some sort of tyranny or dystopian oppressive regime.

We like some reasonably good thing.

We like some reasonably good thing.

Everybody has a slice of the upside.

Everybody has a slice of the upside.

People's rights are protected.

People's rights are protected.

Everybody lives in no big war.

Everybody lives in no big war.

Some reasonably good outcome on that front.

Some reasonably good outcome on that front.

But then what happens to human life?

But then what happens to human life?

How do we imagine...

How do we imagine...

a really good, flourishing human life that makes sense in this condition of technological maturity, which I think we would maybe attain relatively shortly after we get superintelligence, and we have the superintelligence doing the further technological research and development, etc.

a really good, flourishing human life that makes sense in this condition of technological maturity, which I think we would maybe attain relatively shortly after we get superintelligence, and we have the superintelligence doing the further technological research and development, etc.