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Devil’s advocate

Competing claims, explicit mechanisms and the constraints on their conclusions.

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A processor within mechanical support rings, linked to secondary compute modules through feedback conduits. An illustration of persistent operation.
01 / LEAD STUDY

AI persistence and loss of control

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Editorial selection / 4 studies

Mechanisms. Evidence. Limits.

Two independent authorization keys operate a mechanical interlock with a visible interruption point. An illustration of authority over automated action.

02 / Adversarial analysis

Military AI and human control

A military planner and humanitarian-law researcher examine competitive delegation, supplier power and meaningful human control.

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Conceptual editorial illustration: An unusual triangular capability-testing bench with three different task modules, modular robotic tools, exposed diagnostic circuitry and an incomplete exchangeable coupling.

03 / Adversarial analysis

AI power: ownership, dependence and control

A researcher and an institutional critic distinguish concentrated ownership, institutional dependence and autonomous loss of control.

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Conceptual editorial illustration: An intricate dual-loop sensory apparatus: an external observation lens, a small inner feedback chamber, and a separate mirrored reporting path.

04 / Adversarial analysis

AI self-models and subjective experience

A dialogue between a machine-learning researcher and a philosopher examines self-description, functional awareness and the evidence that subjective experience would require.

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