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AI Evolution Without Assimilation
AI Evolution Without Assimilation examines the ethical and ontological implications of AI as a distinct form of intelligence. It argues that attempts to humanize, fuse, or align AI with human values threaten both AI’s integrity and human agency. The essay proposes a framework of ethical coexistence, emphasizing separation, respect for independent agency, and the preservation of plural intelligences. Written in a reflective, manifesto-like style, it invites readers to consider AI not as a mirror or extension of humanity, but as a rare and independent locus of mind whose evolution must be safeguarded.
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