The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence: Subtle Risks of AI Dependence

Name: The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence: Subtle Risks of AI Dependence
Start: 2026-09-08T18:30:00.000-04:00
End: 2026-09-08T20:15:00.000-04:00
Location: New York, NY

Hosted by Tusk & Quill & Aishwarya Khanduja

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What happens when the skills, knowledge, and judgment that once lived in people and institutions move into machines?

Aishwarya Khanduja presents her essay The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence - on the two fragilities that follow from overdependence on AI:

1) economic fragility, as systems lose the deep human expertise that keeps them robust, and

2) epistemic fragility, as each of us loses the capacity for independent thought and tolerance for ambiguity.

Followed by a guided group discussion on what human capacities require deliberate protection as we enter the AI age.

Read the essay: aishwaryadoingthings.com/the-fragility-of-borrowed-intelligence

Aishwarya is the founder of Analogue, an R&D institution funding unconventional inquiry: analoguegroup.org

This event is hosted by Tusk & Quill, a publication and events platform exploring what it means to live well in America today.

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