> > For the first time in history, it’s become realistic to truly automate intellectual tasks. The leverage this provides is completely unprecedented. > > The essay also mentions how humans are still the best at manual labor, and how government can work with humans directing the AI as it runs things every more efficiently. It doesn't touch on which humans wield that leverage, naively assuming it'll be all of us in a cozy democracy.

Which wolves wielded leverage over the dog community, after humans determined that dogs were better suited to helping them achieve their goals?