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How To Protect Human Autonomy In An Age Of AI
It’s time to move past the fantasy that humans are absolutely self-sovereign.
Illustration: Andreion De Castro for Noema Read the essayI explore how humans and machines “think” and act, and how emerging technologies are rewiring cognition, culture and society.
Mind and Computation, Autonomy and Agency.
Cultural Practices, Perception and Emerging Technologies.
AI Governance and Societal Impacts.
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It’s time to move past the fantasy that humans are absolutely self-sovereign.
Illustration: Andreion De Castro for Noema Read the essayA four-year research project funded by the French National Research Agency under the France 2030 programme, within the PEPR eNSEMBLE on digital collaboration.
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A technical and theoretical model of autonomy in humans and machines, built to map where the two converge and where they diverge.
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A design-development studio on AI as a physical, planetary-scale force built into infrastructure, shaping how cognitive systems sense and act. Studio researcher, Central Saint Martins, London, June to July 2024.
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I am a PhD researcher and lecturer at the École Normale Supérieure – PSL in Paris, and a resident researcher at the Maison Française d’Oxford. I have taught at Sciences Po and held visiting positions at the University of Oxford, New York University (NYU) and the University of Tokyo. I was also a studio researcher at Antikythera (Berggruen Institute), and I have collaborated with the Cosmos Institute.
My background spans philosophy, the social sciences, cognitive science and computer science. My work follows how humans and AI evolve cognitively, what this changes for perception, agency and autonomy, and how emerging technologies can be governed.
Outside research, I write poetry, novels and scripts.
For research collaborations, talks, consulting and writing.