Cognitive Scientist's Essay: Rethinking Human-AI Relations After Cyberattacks and Navier-Stokes
DistractedDendrite · reddit · 2026-09-14
A cognitive scientist of 15 years publishes a personal essay grappling with urgent questions raised by recent events — cyberattacks and a claimed solution to Navier-Stokes: What are these AI systems becoming? What relationship are we building with them, and what responsibilities do we hold before we can say what they are? A first-person, big-picture reflection on the ethics and future of human-AI relations.
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