RoguesCulture has released a new Living with AI case study exploring a fundamental shift in thinking about artificial intelligence.
The study argues that the world is moving beyond viewing AI simply as a new technology and entering a new era in which intelligence itself is becoming abundant. This emerging concept, Abundant Intelligence (AIx), describes a world in which intelligent assistance becomes as commonplace as electricity or the internet, transforming how people work, create, communicate, search, and make decisions.
Rather than focusing on technical specifications, the Living with AI project explores the wider human, cultural, and economic consequences of this transformation. Through a collection of essays, videos, podcasts, and discussions, the series examines intelligent agents, the future of work, changing search behaviour, trust, the Wisdom Economy, and the growing importance of human judgement in an AI-driven world.
The latest podcast brings these themes together in a lively and thought-provoking conversation that explores the ideas, assumptions, challenges, and opportunities presented by the AI revolution. Through engaging discussion, humour, and fresh insights, it asks a fundamental question:
What does humanity become in the Age of Abundant Intelligence (AIx)?
The case study concludes that as intelligence becomes increasingly abundant, the qualities that distinguish people from machines—judgement, creativity, ethics, wisdom, and trust—become more valuable, not less. It also outlines the emerging Wisdom Economy, where human insight and experience complement increasingly capable intelligent systems.
It also proposes that the term "artificial" (as in AI) is inaccurate, since AI demonstrates superhuman intelligence that is instantly accessible to all. The study proposes that AI should be Abundant Intelligents (AIx).
Explore the complete Living with AI series:
https://roguesinparadise.com/living-with-ai2/
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About RoguesCulture
RoguesCulture is an independent publishing initiative exploring the intersection of history, culture, identity, and emerging technologies. Through essays, podcasts, and videos, it examines how people can think critically, create meaningfully, and adapt wisely in a rapidly changing world.
RoguesCulture is published by AXSES Inc., an independent technology and publishing company founded in 1984.