Collective architectures are a safer route to superintelligence than unitary ones because their goals are held in inspectable shared artifacts that members can amend at runtime, not because distribution makes a collective wiser.

groundsRed-Queen-Governance-v0.3.txt

Its goals live in shared artifacts, board norms, wiki pages, a written narrative, rather than only in weights, which makes them readable and amendable by the members in a way no interpretability method offers today.

rebutsNick Bostrom - Superintelligence_ Paths, Dangers, Strategies.md

we should recognize that there can exist instrumentally powerful information processing systems—intelligent systems—that are neither inherently good nor reliably wise

qualifiesIntellectual-Foundations-of-Collective-Agency-v0.2.1.md

More agents produce more intelligence.