The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence: Subtle Risks of AI Dependence

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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