Essay Writing as Personal Sovereignty - by Michael Dean
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Announcing one of the winners of Cosmos Institute's essay contest
Over 115 readers entered our inaugural Cosmos Institute Essay Contest, where we asked for reflections on the theme of human autonomy in the age of AI. We received essays from across the globe, with submissions from the UK, Italy, France, Germany, and India. The response was remarkable, and we were impressed by the range of ideas. It took several weeks of careful deliberation—and more than a few spirited debates among our judges—to narrow down the field. Today, we are proud to announce one of our winners: Michael Dean, who is charting new territory with his essay, “Essay Writing as Personal…
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