Dr Ruchi Tewari

Machines can replicate the procedural layer of reading, writing and arithmetic with astonishing efficiency, but the imaginative core that gave these capacities civilizational significance remains deeply human.

In earlier technological eras, words explained the system. Now words have become the system. That should change who sits at the table when machines are built.

While LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude have processed text at a scale that no human mind can approach, the AI does not have the intelligence or knowledge that accrues from experience which is strictly human.