Diversity of cognitive architecture is a structural good — monocultures of intelligence, whether human or artificial, are brittle at adaptation points and reduce the probability of navigating novel existential challenges.

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  If singleton architectures demonstrably match diverse-group performance on novel problems through internal diversity mechanisms, the structural case weakens to a contingent insurance argument.