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Zhang's Six Laws of Artificial Intelligence: artificial intelligence outsources humanity's cognitive processing to algorithms, trading intellectual autonomy for institutional convenience
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping every aspect of our lives, yet its underlying nature remains poorly understood. This opinion piece proposes Zhang's Six Laws of Artificial Intelligence as a framework for understanding AI through the lenses of thermodynamics, human behaviour, and
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