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  • The machine has no judgment — and that matters

    Artificial intelligence is not truly intelligent. It lacks the synthetic, creative capacity of the human mind, relying instead on pattern-matching algorithms that remain subject to the oldest computing problem: flawed inputs produce flawed outputs, no matter how sophisticated the system.

    The machine has no judgment — and that matters

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