I don't know - examples of people coordinating where there's cost involved are stunningly rare in the history of society. Coordinating when there's cost and information asymmetry - even more so.
I am probably on the pessimistic end of the spectrum, and personally I don't believe AI can solve it, but I can see that line of reasoning if what you believe the culprit is - is the sheer complexity of the coordination needed.
I am probably on the pessimistic end of the spectrum, and personally I don't believe AI can solve it, but I can see that line of reasoning if what you believe the culprit is - is the sheer complexity of the coordination needed.