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Franklin, Matija

Exact-ORCID corpus identity

3Distinct papers
59Unique collaborators
3/3OpenAlex citation coverage

Publication span: 2025–2026. Corpus fetch span: 2026.

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Identity provenance

Provider IDs

  • Openalex: A5030262115

ORCID evidence

Observed aliases (4)
  • Franklin, Matija (openalex, provider refresh)
  • Franklin, Matija (openalex, source metadata)
  • Matija Franklin (openalex, provider refresh)
  • Matija Franklin (openalex, source metadata)

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Assessment themes

  • Governance: 3 papers
  • Human Ai Collab: 2 papers
  • Innovation: 2 papers
  • Org Design: 2 papers

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Papers in the OpenAlex view

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Franklin, Matija's distinct papers under the selected provider observation surface.
PaperAuthor evidenceDateProvider citations
AGI need not be a single cliff-edge: four credible routes could lead from human-level AI to far more capable systems, and bottlenecks along these routes will shape whether change is incremental or explosive.arxiv Franklin, Matija
provider id		 2026-06-10 0
Beyond harm avoidance: Positive Alignment calls for AI systems that actively promote human and ecological flourishing through context-sensitive, user-authored design and polycentric governance; safety remains necessary but insufficient.openalex Franklin, Matija
provider id		 2026-05-11 0
Aligning an AI to its operator’s wishes is not enough: without institutions that embody shared values, even 'perfectly aligned' systems can produce harmful societal outcomes. The authors propose 'full‑stack alignment'—thick, structured models of value embedded in institutions and systems—to enable normatively competent agents, stewardship, win‑win negotiation, meaning‑preserving economic mechanisms, and democratic regulation.openalex Franklin, Matija
provider id		 2025-12-03 0

Citation observation summary

OpenAlex supplied counts for 3 of 3 papers in this view; 0 are missing. The observed paper counts sum to 0 cumulative citations. This is a coverage summary, not an author score or h-index.