Superintelligent AI may work more like many competing minds than one mind
eschwitz · x · 2026-07-24
The piece argues that superintelligent AI may not look like a single perfectly consistent mind.
Instead, it could be a system made up of many competing, contradictory processes—more like a swirl of partial minds than one hyper-rational agent. The author frames this as a cognitive advantage rather than a flaw.
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