AI is not like us?

When Alan Turing proposed the imitation game in 1950, he embedded a premise so deep we rarely surface it: intelligence, to be valid, must resemble human intelligence. Seventy-five years later, we are still building AI in front of mirrors. GPT-4, Gemini, Claude — systems trained on human text, shaped by human feedback, evaluated against human preferences. This is not neutral. It is a design philosophy with civilizational consequences. There are two paths forward. Path 1: build AI that emulates hu...

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