A Case For Limiting AI In Culture
26-08-2026 19:31 via thepointmag.com

A Case For Limiting AI In Culture

If we fail to think through and delimit the role of AI in our lives, we risk undermining the intelligibility of our own guiding cultural concepts, and thus initiating a period in our own society of which it may someday be possible to say that “nothing happened.” – The Point
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