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Andrea Morris

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As seen in: Forbes, Wiley Online Library, Flipboard, Utah Business, BEAMSTART, Today's Kids in Motion, SWURL Media
Redheaded stepchild | Science & tech journalist @Forbes | YouTube.com/@AndreaMorrisReporting | Member of @ScienceWriters
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If AI Can Outsmart Us, Diplomacy May Be The Only Option Original

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By Andrea Morris
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Survival may require diplomacy with intelligent machines AFP via Getty Images AI “doomerism”—the idea that AI is going to take our jobs and then kill us all—rests on uncomplicated logic. To achieve a goal, AI systems break down that goal into smaller steps, called subgoals. Generating and pursuing subgoals requires autonomy, because AI must determine for itself which subgoals to pursue to accomplish the larger goal.
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The Secret Life Of Algorithms

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By Andrea Morris
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Michael Levin discovered intelligent agents in our bodies. Now he's discovered intelligence hidden in simple code getty As the world races to build artificial superintelligence, one maverick bioengineer is testing how much unprogrammed intelligence may already be lurking in our simplest algorithms to determine whether cognition is a fundamental and precariously misunderstood force of nature.
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The Secret Life Of Algorithms

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By Andrea Morris
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Outsourcing Our Minds: How Generative AI Is Rewiring How We Think, And Why That Should Scare Us Think of using your brain like you use your legs. If you stopped walking and let a machine carry you around, your legs would eventually not work anymore. At first it would feel freeing, getting to places with little effort. But eventually, you’d be unable to stand on your own. It would happen …
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