Ken Liu on AI and Freedom
Ken Liu discusses his techno-thriller 'All That We See or Seem', the nature of technology as human expression, the distinction between intelligence and consciousness in AI, and why AI 'slop' won't hinder meaningful art. He draws on Laozi, Zhuangzi, and structuralist philosophy to argue that AI is intelligent but not conscious, and that the real danger is systems that train humans to behave like machines.
Ken Liu on AI and Freedom
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