Tag: Human Autonomy
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The Price of AI: Cheap Tokens, Costly Truths
When technology becomes too cheap to meter, what we truly end up measuring is not the cost of the service, but the value of our attention and, ultimately, our consent. In a world where AI services are priced to lure, the real price tag is often hidden — and it is we who are the… Read more
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Corporate Memory: AI’s New Frontier in Liquidation
The acquisition of Spirit Airlines’ data by Google highlights the commodification of corporate memory as a valuable asset class. This shift has profound implications for how AI reshapes human cognition and organizational dynamics. Read more
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AI’s New Memory: Redefining Human Interactions and Identity
AI systems with persistent memory are reshaping how humans interact with technology, influencing decision-making and personal identity. As AI becomes more context-aware, we must address risks to autonomy and ensure AI enhances rather than controls human agency. Read more
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System 0: How AI as External Cognition Challenges Human Autonomy
The emergence of ‘System 0,’ an external cognitive system powered by AI, challenges human autonomy by altering the landscape of decision-making and thought. While AI enhances cognitive processes, it is crucial to maintain a critical stance to preserve independent thinking. Read more
