Philosopher Carissa Veliz: AI dominance is not inevitable — the future is produced, not predicted
CarissaVeliz · x · 2026-09-24
- Sharing philosopher Carissa Veliz's argument: AI dominance is neither a fait accompli nor inevitable.
- She warns against those who present it as such, since instilled fear becomes raw material for resignation and obedience. "The future is not predicted," she says, "it is produced."
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