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The speaker envisions a world where different entities—countries, cities, or communities—are akin to shareholder groups or stakeholders within a global organization. Rather than traditional hierarchical governance, these entities would choose representatives—AGIs—that act on their behalf. Each AGI would serve as an executive proxy, implementing policies aligned with the preferences of its constituency.
This model suggests a decentralization of authority, where diverse regions or nations maintain their identities but employ specialized AI agents to streamline governance, manage resources, and respond rapidly to local needs. This approach aims to marry the responsiveness and efficiency of corporate management with the democratic values of representation.