Lucas Vollet, PhD·Oct 24Machine-Done, Machinable: A Rule to Start Judging Human Uniqueness Again.Let’s propose a rule for dealing with a question that has become increasingly difficult: how can we judge human uniqueness now that so many…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Aug 27Is It Really So Obvious That AI Is Corrupting Education?Billionaires and water consumption are easy targets for pseudo-arguments and distractions from the real problem in education. Take that…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Aug 24It Doesn’t Think — But It Stole Your Thinking? (The Price of a Side).Why denying machine thought forces us to redefine thinking — or abandon the myth of the self-sufficient human authorA response icon1A response icon1
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Aug 21Yuval Noah Harari’s AI Argument Is a Symptom, Not a DiagnosisBefore I say anything else, watch the video bellow (link in the end). Harari is a serious thinker, and whatever you make of the argument…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·May 29The Carnapian Cop-Out: Why Anti-AI Anxiety is Just Bad PhilosophyLogical form was always an attempt to figure the causality of thought. Not causality in the physical sense, but a particular mechanics, the…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Apr 27The Apocalyptic Parrot: On a Contradiction That Knows What It Is DoingIn this post I want to tackle again a persistent contradiction. It is not clear how much of it represents antagonistic routes competing for…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Apr 25Notes on a Debate That Already Happened (the AI-debate again)There is an old assumption built into how we judge thought. It’s a convenient myth. But not a useless one. Because it overlaps with…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Apr 23AI, Philosophy, and the One Discipline AI Cannot DisplaceI have noticed a strange ironic move in recent reports about AI displacement of jobs. The usual targets are all there — the analyst, the…
Lucas Vollet, PhD·Apr 18Quine, AI, and the Myth of Cognitive ErosionAccording to W. V. O. Quine, meaning has no inner code and no privileged origin. An identity statement holds not because of hardcoded…
