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claim:the-spontaneous-image-we-have-of-our-own-intelligence-is-deceptiveThe spontaneous image we have of our own intelligence is deceptive.
A key point for AI design, echoing Buddhist and neuroscientific deconstructions.
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extracted_from(2025) · Primož Krašovec
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- The source essay published in Religions 2025, arguing that AI may fulfill Buddhism's aim of self-overcoming by migrating intelligence to a non-organic substrate.
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