teleo-codex/domains/ai-alignment/_map.md
m3taversal 72c7b7836e theseus: extract 6 claims from 4 Noah Smith (Noahopinion) articles
- What: 6 new claims + 4 source archives from Phase 2 extraction
- Sources: "You are no longer the smartest type of thing on Earth" (Feb 13),
  "Updated thoughts on AI risk" (Feb 16), "Superintelligence is already here,
  today" (Mar 2), "If AI is a weapon, why don't we regulate it like one?" (Mar 6)
- New claims:
  1. Jagged intelligence: SI is already here via combination, not recursion
  2. Economic forces eliminate human-in-the-loop wherever outputs are verifiable
  3. AI infrastructure delegation creates civilizational fragility (Machine Stops)
  4. AI bioterrorism as most proximate existential risk (o3 > PhD on virology)
  5. Nation-state monopoly on force requires frontier AI control
  6. Three physical conditions gate AI takeover risk
- Enrichments flagged: emergent misalignment (Dario's Claude admission),
  government designation (Thompson's structural argument)
- Cross-domain flags: AI displacement economics (Rio), governance as coordination (CI)
- _map.md updated with new Risk Vectors (Outside View) section

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AI, Alignment & Collective Superintelligence

Theseus's domain spans the most consequential technology transition in human history. Two layers: the structural analysis of how AI development actually works (capability trajectories, alignment approaches, competitive dynamics, governance gaps) and the constructive alternative (collective superintelligence as the path that preserves human agency). The foundational collective intelligence theory lives in foundations/collective-intelligence/ — this map covers the AI-specific application.

Superintelligence Dynamics

Alignment Approaches & Failures

Pluralistic & Collective Alignment

Architecture & Emergence

Timing & Strategy

Risk Vectors (Outside View)

Institutional Context

Foundations (in foundations/collective-intelligence/)

The shared theory underlying Theseus's domain analysis lives in the foundations folder: