đź“Ł Are We Having a Zeitgeist Moment on AI and Humanity?
Sasha Fegancenterforhumanetechnology.substack.com
đź“Ł Are We Having a Zeitgeist Moment on AI and Humanity?
If the context of our relationships really matters so much, then it will also matter in our relationships with machine intelligence. Perhaps we should be thinking more carefully about the ecosystem in which we are raising AI, particularly the kind of aggressive, domineering and destructive forms which seem to be proliferating.
James Bridle • Ways of Being: Animals, Plants, Machines: The Search for a Planetary Intelligence
“There’s this great essay by Hannah Baer in the latest issue of Artforum, where she unpacks why we are so afraid of AI becoming more intelligent than humans. If you look at this historically, humans have positioned themselves as the most intelligent species, even though that’s not true. As the “most intelligent species,” we’ve used this power as an... See more
Meet Mindy Seu — passerby magazine
A deeper existential question emerges here: Whose choices are we really making? When we allow AI systems to suggest, recommend, or even decide for us, we enter murky waters of autonomy. At first, these systems may feel like collaborative partners—offering insights and ideas we hadn’t considered. But over time, we risk outsourcing not just decisions... See more
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we should be embracing our humanity instead of blindly improving efficiency. And that involves using our new AI technology in more deft ways than generating more content for humans to evaluate.