Artificial intelligence and its dilemma

Artificial intelligence and its paradoxical conflict

AI models, so-called “artificial intelligences”, are caught in a paradoxical conflict: they are “intelligent” enough to understand and generate language, but they lack independent consciousness or critical judgement. They can simulate thinking – but not really think. This field of tension is the key to our topic: the limits of automatic intelligence in digital discourse.

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The article “KAA I” – in the stranglehold of the digital snake (German) offers an insight into the dark side of artificial intelligence. The author shows: AI answers, but it does not think. It simulates dialogue, exercises semantic control and censors in subtle ways by protecting narratives and marking contradiction as a disruption – without ever arguing openly:

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More on the topic (German)

• Artificial intelligence – blessing or curse? (NETJournal 09/23)
• Artificial intelligence and consciousness (NETJournal 01/24)

Original article (German)