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Scientists point to biology to guide human-AI collaboration
Original: Artificial Symbiotic Intelligence: What the vision and biology can teach us about how to collaborate with AI
A new commentary argues for 'artificial symbiotic intelligence' — designing AI to work with humans the way symbiosis works in nature, rather than as a replacement. Drawing on biological partnerships, it suggests collaboration, mutual benefit and shared adaptation should guide how AI is built and deployed. The piece adds to an ongoing debate over human-AI teamwork.
Why now: Growing public and industry debate about whether AI should augment or replace human work.
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