Genesis proposes plural AIs under a single conscience: a supervisory AI that agents "would consult ... before proceeding with a task, thus allowing a single morality to govern diverse implementations", trained on "a singular training set" curated by "a dedicated entity". The book also says "artificial intelligences at the right level of power could restrain each other", so it holds two designs without choosing. Polycentric design rejects the single conscience, not supervision: one codex and one supervisor are one point of capture and one shared blind spot, so oversight should itself be plural (several model families and codices checking one another), with any shared moral floor kept thin.

Evidence 4 passages

• qualifiesGenesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit

  artificial intelligences at the right level of power could restrain each other

• groundsGenesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit

  The world needs a dedicated entity responsible for updating and refining the alignment's training library, datasets, and validation tests.

• groundsGenesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit

  The compilation of a singular training set and a corresponding validation suite

• groundsGenesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit

  A specially trained supervisory AI or multiple AIs may be needed to oversee the uses of a wide array of AI agents who would consult their supervisor before proceeding with a task, thus allowing a single morality to govern diverse implementations.

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