Paper accepted by Royal Society journal: AI interactions bidirectionally reshape who we are
AnnaCiaunica · x · 2026-11-09
A paper co-authored with Shaun Gallagher has been accepted by Philosophical Transactions B (the Royal Society's journal). Its core claim: interactions with artificial agents are inherently bidirectional and deeply transform who we are as humans. The authors argue we must carefully assess who is behind AI and its effects on human minds and bodies, especially from a developmental perspective.
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