The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence: Subtle Risks of AI Dependence
ABOUT THIS EVENT
- WHO IT IS FOR: Intellectuals, tech professionals, and thinkers interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and human cognition.
- WHAT IT IS ABOUT: An exploration of the economic and epistemic risks associated with an overdependence on AI systems.
- FORMAT: A presentation of an original essay followed by a guided group discussion.
Join us in New York City for a provocative exploration of the relationship between human expertise and artificial intelligence. Aishwarya Khanduja, founder of Analogue, presents her essay, 'The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence,' examining the critical risks that emerge when we outsource our judgment and knowledge to machines.
The discussion will focus on two primary vulnerabilities: economic fragility, where systems lose the human expertise necessary for robustness, and epistemic fragility, where the capacity for independent thought and the tolerance for ambiguity diminish. Hosted by Tusk & Quill, this event invites attendees to question what essential human capacities require deliberate protection as we move further into the AI age.
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