This Critique episode examines Letting the Wound Update the Model, asking how its powerful synthesis of Friston’s Free Energy Principle, institutional denial, and life-coherent design can be strengthened. The discussion highlights three key improvements: making the bridge from individual cognition to institutions more explicit, adding everyday micro-level case studies, and reorganizing the practical architecture into a clearer implementation pathway. Read More
A critique of the AI life-capacity framework focused on Caribbean small island developing states. This episode asks how AI governance can be grounded in SIDS realities, made corrigible by affected communities, and translated into practical mechanisms such as civic stop buttons, public audits, procurement safeguards, and institutional resilience metrics. Read More
A debate on whether artificial intelligence should be governed as a shared commons aligned with life capacity, or as a bounded technical tool controlled through conventional regulation. This episode explores life alignment, technical alignment, symbolic substitution, AI enclosure, Caribbean SIDS, digital dependency, and the question of whether AI must remain answerable to the conditions of life. Read More
A deep dive into artificial intelligence, symbolic substitution, and the conditions of life. This episode asks whether AI can remain a bounded tool and shared commons in service of human and ecological flourishing — or whether fluent symbols will begin to replace truth, judgment, relationship, wisdom, and lived responsibility. Read More
