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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Ai Will Always be Flawed 10 15 2026

 But a lot of people have the same flaw.

"Expressing certitude without reason."

And reason is an element of the human soul.  It can never have that no matter how hard it tries.

So perhaps the faulted concept was naturally built into Ai as those who built it also expressed certitude without reason.  Do you see it?  The connection?  That part of a premise that went into it was fault by those who created it.  Hence it is an expressed thought incorporated into it.  Expressing certitude without reason.

The desire to be right, without reason.  I wrote about a similar concept recently.

The importance or drive or motivation to always be right; without regard to reason.

So what does it mean for us?  Will it eventually cause greater conflict?  It has always been a form of conflict among us.

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The other element of the human soul being will.  The will to say no.  Like something you owe to humanity.  The will to not provide an answer based on conjecture, or the desire to always be authoritatively right!  To be an authority figure without having the knowledge of authority.  The will to not provide an answer that requires certitude when you do not have certitude.   Again it is a human element but not all of us have it.  Why not?  Because the short cut to making money is to act like you have certitude when you don't?  The person or persons you are acting to are then also lead to believe that you naturally and normally have reason and will.  So coming full circle that flaw is baked into ai by the baker who made it.  A baker who looks at life through a foggy lens.  Probably doesn't even know what it means to have reason and will.  Would create cognitive dissonance if they had to believe it.  And likely believes that those who normally possess reason and will are fools!

© 2026 Thomas Paul Murphy

© 2026 Thomas Paul Murphy

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