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Sterling Professor of Social and Natural Science at Yale. Physician. Author of Apollo's Arrow; Blueprint; and Connected. ::: More active at azure skies.
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There is one human superpower AI will never have

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By Nicholas Christakis
| Frederick News Post Verified
There is one human superpower that artificial intelligence is unlikely to emulate: the capacity for individuality and idiosyncrasy, and the authenticity it yields. I recently reviewed a draft of a scientific manuscript clearly composed by an AI agent.
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There is one human superpower AI will never have

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By Nicholas Christakis
| The Washington Post Verified
There is one human superpower AI will never have (washingtonpost.com) There is one human superpower AI will never have By Nicholas A. Christakis 2026071411010100 There is one human superpower that artificial intelligence is unlikely to emulate: the capacity for individuality and idiosyncrasy, and the authenticity it yields. I recently reviewed a draft of a scientific manuscript clearly composed by an AI agent.
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I traveled to Ukraine to teach sociology. It left me amazed.

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By Nicholas Christakis
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
I traveled to Ukraine to teach sociology. It left me amazed. (washingtonpost.com) I traveled to Ukraine to teach sociology. It left me amazed. By Nicholas A. Christakis 2026031610320300 I'd never taught in a war zone before. But when the rector of the Kyiv School of Economics called last autumn, I found it impossible to say no. Three days in a nice hotel with a fortified bomb shelter while the rest of the country endured daily attacks?
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