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The Machine that Feels for Us

Summary by Philosophie Magazine
LLM's like ChatGPT can not only spend information, but also make decisions for us. But should we get involved? Daniel Bracker shows why, with regard to epistemic autonomy and our self-constitution, it is crucial that we don't leave the verdict to AI.
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The Machine that Feels for Us

LLM's like ChatGPT can not only spend information, but also make decisions for us. But should we get involved? Daniel Bracker shows why, with regard to epistemic autonomy and our self-constitution, it is crucial that we don't leave the verdict to AI.

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Philosophie Magazine broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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