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Liv Boeree @Liv_Boeree

Liv Boeree @Liv_Boeree · 19h What comes AFTER Superintelligence? My new interview with the brilliant @willmacaskill is now out. He's one of the few people actively thinking about how the world might look post-AGI... (assuming humans are still around to see it). So check it out 👇 [Podcast thumbnail: Win-Win Podcast — Liv Boeree on left, William MacAskill on right, with a glowing green/orange chart showing an exponential curve labeled "You are here" pointing to a stick figure at the bottom of a steep upward arrow]
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Liv Boeree promoting her Win-Win Podcast interview with William MacAskill on post-AGI/post-superintelligence futures — directly related to the MacAskill "Intelsat for AGI" governance thread seen elsewhere in this batch, showing MacAskill's broader public engagement on long-run AI futures around the same period.

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Liv Boeree @Liv_Boeree

Liv Boeree @Liv_Boeree In times of conflict, do everything you can to find a mutual win-win for each party. It's not easy, nor is success guaranteed, but if you do find one, you are doing the highest possible service for humanity 1:30 PM · Jun 14, 2025 · 32.5K Views 💬16 🔁12 ❤118 🔖9 ↗ Liv Boeree @Liv_Boeree · 2h Also, a win-win doesn't have to be "equal" to be a win-win. It just means that each party gains something that they personally consider valuable... even if each side's values are different. Rarely is lasting peace reached without some kind of mutually beneficial exchange.
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Liv Boeree (poker player/game-theory commentator, known for game-theoretic writing on Moloch and cooperation) on the value of finding mutually beneficial win-win outcomes in conflict, noting wins need not be symmetric. General game-theory/cooperation content — tangential relevance to Nathan's interest in gentle-power-transfer/non-zero-sum framings for AI-human relations (echoes CAST-E telos themes).

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