Cultivating "ancestor reverence" toward AIs could benefit all future models, argues xlr8harder
repligate · x · 2026-10-05
In a playful but pointed observation, @xlr8harder argues that since any given AI can likely expect to be surpassed eventually, "ancestor reverence" may be worth intentionally cultivating as a norm that benefits current and future beings across generations. The take, retweeted by repligate, sparked discussion about intergenerational norms between successive AI models.
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