We spend a lot of time asking what humans think about AI.
At Aetomic, we sometimes wonder what AI might think about us.
Intelligence observing intelligence goes both ways.
#AI#ArtificialIntelligence#Aetomic
We spend a lot of time asking what humans think about AI.
At Aetomic, we sometimes wonder what AI might think about us.
Intelligence observing intelligence goes both ways.
#AI#ArtificialIntelligence#Aetomic
Once AI enters an organisation, people start changing their behaviour around it.
Eventually, the AI may start learning from behaviours it helped create.
That's where behavioural economics comes into the picture.
Perhaps the model isn't drifting.
The operation is.
Senator Bernie Sanders is proposing a permanent ban on superintelligent AI, backed by a 20-year prison sentence for developers.
In a bold move to curb the unchecked rise of artificial intelligence, Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar have announced the 'Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act.'
This aggressive legislative proposal seeks to permanently ban the development and deployment of 'superintelligent' AI—defined as systems matching or exceeding human cognitive abilities—and temporarily pause other advanced AI work.
Under the bill, individuals who violate the ban could face up to 20 years in prison, a severe penalty on par with unlawfully developing nuclear weapons.
Proponents argue that the unpredictable growth of tech models poses catastrophic risks, making a cabinet-level regulatory agency necessary to monitor and safely halt hazardous tech. Critics, however, warn that criminalizing AI development would devastate American innovation and hand a massive geopolitical advantage to foreign adversaries like China.
The debate highlights the deep divide between urgent safety regulations and the fear of falling behind in the global technological arms race.
source: Sanders, B. (2026). Sanders, Casar to Introduce Legislation to Ban Artificial Superintelligence and Temporarily Pause Advanced AI Development. Office of Senator Bernie Sanders.
Did Trump just propose renaming Artificial Intelligence to "Supreme Intelligence" or "Extreme Intelligence"?
You know how many hashtags I now have to replace?
SI/EI... EIO
Humanoid robots are now helping manufacture more humanoid robots.
UBTECH has opened a new smart factory in China that can produce one robot about every 10 minutes.
The facility uses robots, automated systems, and guided vehicles, with a stated capacity of around 10,000 robots annually.
AI doesn't need to become sentient to cause problems in real-world operations.
It just needs to turn:
“may be”
into
“is.”
Possibility becomes assessment. Assessment becomes action.
That little transition is one of the problems I've become rather obsessed with.
This is what AEGIS is being built to do.
Keep frontline teams and operations centres connected to the same developing operational picture — as events happen.
Not more dashboards. Better operational understanding.
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Read this somewhere on the internet today.
It blew my mind.
AI is making competent answers available to almost everyone, which sounds entirely positive until you consider what happens to the abilities we stop practising.
I use AI constantly, so this is not an argument for returning to typewriters. It is an argument for being more deliberate about which parts of our thinking we hand over.
AI Obesity begins quietly. You stop forming an opinion before prompting, wrestling with a problem before requesting a solution, or sitting with uncertainty long enough to discover what you actually think. The output may improve while the thinking behind it becomes weaker.
This will also change how people are evaluated. Recruiters will not need a magical detector to identify AI-generated work. They can simply ask candidates to explain their reasoning, challenge an assumption, or defend a decision once the conversation moves beyond the prepared answer.
That is where borrowed intelligence becomes visible.
When answers become abundant, original judgment becomes scarce.
Before your next prompt, write down your own hypothesis first. Let AI challenge and expand your thinking, but do not let it replace the struggle that develops it.
What part of your thinking should you never outsource to AI?
#AIObesity #Humics #CriticalThinking #LeadershipInAIEra