How AI Intervention Changes the Concept of Forgiveness
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-07-19
If AI steps in to prevent mistakes before they happen, what will become of "forgiveness" in human society?
This raises a philosophical and social question: when a system eradicates errors before they occur, do responsibility, repentance, and the moral relationships built around making mistakes change alongside it?
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