The corporation as a 'profit robot' is a brilliant analogy for explaining the specific type of risks posed by AI.

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It resonates a lot with the book "Infravies" by Thomas Heams. In the last chapter "une éthique des infravies", he mentions the exteriority of nature (following Descola's classification) as a result of biblic writings. But I think you add something more sociological: the " life science clergy"

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But AI isn't inventing new interesting conjectures / theorems, it's just finding proofs for ones that we've already decided are interesting. It's not just about finding stuff that's *new*, it's about finding stuff that's *interesting*. And AI is very bad at that on its own. At least in my experience

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Et j'en parle avec @alexandradelbot.bsky.social qui m'a gentiment invité dans @sciencecqfd.bsky.social cet après-midi à 16h !

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This was a really fun conversation! I've learned a lot both from the conversation and from Romain's book

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