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We are not brains in jars: keeping human as AI advances
Original: We are not brains in jars: As technology takes on more of what we do, we need to keep moving, making, thinking and conne
Kate Carruthers has published a new essay arguing that as technology and artificial intelligence take over more human tasks, people must continue moving, making, thinking and connecting with one another. Her message, 'we are not brains in jars,' is a reminder that embodied, creative and social activity remains essential to human life even as machines absorb more of our daily work.
Why now: Growing public debate about what humans should keep doing as AI takes over more work.
Kate Carruthersartificial intelligence
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- We are not brains in jars: As technology takes on more of what we do, we need to keep moving, making, thinking and connecting with one another. # AI https:// katecarruthers.com/we-are-not- brains-in-jars/ · kcarruthers@infosec.exchange · 3
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