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SUMMARY:Hayek - Can Intelligence Be Centralized?
LOCATION:The Fold
DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 41% · why: lots of
  people going\n\nCan AI know what you know? Is AI somehow limited?\n\nFor 
 this session\, we’ll read Friedrich Hayek’s “The Use of Knowledge in Socie
 ty” (1945) alongside “The Meaning of Competition” (1946). Both essays ask 
 what happens when we mistake social order for a problem of calculation.\n\
 nHayek argues that the knowledge needed to coordinate society is dispersed
 \, local\, practical\, and often impossible to centralize. Prices matter b
 ecause they communicate fragments of knowledge no single person possesses.
  Competition matters because it discovers what no planner could know in ad
 vance.\n\nReading them together sets up the central question: if knowledge
  is bound to situation\, context\, and use\, what can any central intellig
 ence — a state\, a firm\, a bureaucracy\, or an AI system — really know?\n
 \nThe readings can be found here and here
URL:https://www.meetup.com/sf-philosophy-reading-group/events/315584184/
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