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Philosophy of Technology Circle

Elena, Marcus, Sofia, +4 pondering

I've been thinking about how AI changes our relationship with knowledge. Are we outsourcing understanding?

14:23

Fascinating question! Let me create a discussion space for this

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#AIKnowledge #ExtendedMind #Epistemology #CognitiveOffloading

14:25

Great tags! I think there's a parallel with writing and memory in Plato's Phaedrus. External tools have always been controversial.

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14:28

Exactly! And that brings up the extended mind thesis. Perhaps we should capture this discussion...

14:30

Let me generate a summary of our discussion so far

✨ AI-Generated Summary:

This circle explored whether AI represents cognitive offloading or genuine knowledge extension. Key parallel drawn to Plato's critique of writing in Phaedrus. Discussion touches on extended mind thesis (Clark & Chalmers). Main tension: tool vs. crutch distinction in cognitive enhancement.

14:33

Perfect! This will be great for our knowledge garden. Others can discover and build on this thread.

14:35

I love how the AI helps organize without controlling. We still decide what's worth keeping.

Section: Philosophy of Mind & Technology

Related discussions: 3 • Contributors: 7

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