It seems like there are strong reasons to expect that the post AI coalitions will look very different from the current world economy, though I agree that they might look like a world economy. For instance, imagine world GDP grows by 100x. It seems totally plausible that Google/TSMC/OpenAI revenue grows by 50x relative to typical other companies which only 2x revenue.
Then, power structures might be dramatically different from current power structures. (Even if the US Government is effectively co-running AI lab(s), I still expect that the power structures within AI labs could become considerably more powerful than any current corporate coalition. E.g., maybe 1 board member on the OpenAI board is more powerful than any current corporate board member today in terms of % control over the future of the world.)
It seems like there are strong reasons to expect that the post AI coalitions will look very different from the current world economy, though I agree that they might look like a world economy. For instance, imagine world GDP grows by 100x. It seems totally plausible that Google/TSMC/OpenAI revenue grows by 50x relative to typical other companies which only 2x revenue.
Then, power structures might be dramatically different from current power structures. (Even if the US Government is effectively co-running AI lab(s), I still expect that the power structures within AI labs could become considerably more powerful than any current corporate coalition. E.g., maybe 1 board member on the OpenAI board is more powerful than any current corporate board member today in terms of % control over the future of the world.)