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A reflection on AI and the fear that it might strip us of our humanity and science.

A brief philosophical reflection on how AI might affect our understanding of science assuming a scenario where AI is aligned with humanity; take it with a grain of salt. A hypothetical question. Imagine you see a steam train; do you think that artificial construct has a ""soul""? I imagine you prob…

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  1. 2026-09-20 11:12 · r/singularity
    A reflection on AI and the fear that it might strip us of our humanity and science.

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