Are you arguing that increasing the number of (AI) actors cannot make collusive cooperation more difficult? Even in the human case, defectors make large conspiracies more difficult, and in the non-human case, intentional diversity can almost guarantee failures of AI-to-AI alignment.
That’s a good point. There are clearly examples of systems where more is better (e.g. blockchain). There are just also other examples where this opposite seems true.
Are you arguing that increasing the number of (AI) actors cannot make collusive cooperation more difficult? Even in the human case, defectors make large conspiracies more difficult, and in the non-human case, intentional diversity can almost guarantee failures of AI-to-AI alignment.
That’s a good point. There are clearly examples of systems where more is better (e.g. blockchain). There are just also other examples where this opposite seems true.