AI won’t kill us, but systems that replace judgment may make us worse at thinking
AryHHAry · x · 2026-07-29
The post argues that AI is constrained by thermodynamics, information theory, and error-correction limits, so the real danger is not a sci-fi takeover but systems that are merely “good enough” to replace judgment while eroding wisdom. The author says they built an ethical evaluator framework to ask whether an AI system is stable, aligned with the right values, and respectful of physics and human dignity.
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