Essays on tools, people, and the space between.
Long-form essays by Maël Guimet on artificial intelligence, philosophy, and human agency.
- The work of attention AI makes output cheap. That does not make judgment cheap.
- A note on judgment Knowing when not to accept a plausible answer.
- The average is not neutral What disappears when prediction becomes the default lens.
- Every tool teaches a posture Interfaces do more than speed us up; they train us.
- On refusing the obvious A small defense of friction, doubt, and second thoughts.
- Models, mirrors, and mistaken selves Why fluent simulation invites the wrong kind of recognition.
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