The American Republic at 250!

Competition, Constitutional order, and the race to control advanced AI.

“Ambition is one of the ungovernable passions of the human heart. The love of power is insatiable and uncontrollable” – John Adams Today, at her semiquincentennial, the American republic confronts the same question she faced in 1776: how ought a government deal with mankind’s natural predisposition towards ambition, greed, selfishness, and power, and the inevitable conflict that arises as a result of these qualities? How can such inclinations be channeled productively? The revolutionary insight of the American Founders was their novel answer to these undying questions. They argued that a…

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