Paper in Phil Trans B: human-AI agent interactions are bidirectional and reshape who we are
AnnaCiaunica · x · 2026-11-09
A paper co-authored by Anna Ciaunica and Shaun Gallagher has been accepted in Philosophical Transactions B.
The authors argue that interactions with artificial agents are always bidirectional and thus deeply transform who we are as humans. They call for careful assessment of who is behind AI systems and their effects on human minds and bodies, especially from a developmental perspective.
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