Heresy is still a human advantage: AI won't voice what society knows is wrong
JeremyNguyenPhD · x · 2026-11-12
Jeremy Nguyen PhD argues that one human advantage frontier AI models still mostly lack is heresy: many breakthroughs in human progress came from someone saying something everyone in society knew to be wrong.
A reply from matterasmachine pushes back: leave that to humans — do you want a flat-earther AI? The exchange highlights the tension between alignment-driven conformity and breakthrough thinking.
Related event: Researcher: 'Heresy' Remains a Human Advantage Over AI(4 posts)→
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