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AI claims to have the answers to life’s big questions. But sometimes not knowing brings us closer to the truth | Amy Galliford

The GuardianPublished Jun 28, 2026

Amy Galliford explores how AI's confident answers to profound life questions may not always lead to truth, suggesting that embracing uncertainty can deepen understanding. The article discusses the limits of AI in grasping complex human experiences.

#ai-limitations #amy-galliford #philosophy #uncertainty

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