AI And Blockchain Have An Autonomy Problem
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The aim to transcend that which makes us human is not the path to serving humanity.
What Tech Futurists Get Wrong About Human Autonomy The aim to transcend that which makes us human is not the path to serving humanity. Mark Constantine Inducil for Noema Magazine Credits Divya Siddarth is the co-founder of the Collective Intelligence Project, a political economist and social technologist at Microsoft’s Office of the CTO, a research director at Metagov and the RadicalXChange Foundation, a research associate at the Ethics in AI Institute at the University of Oxford and a visiting fellow at the Ostrom Workshop. Kelsie Nabben is a researcher at RMIT University of the social outcom
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