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Cognitive Sovereignty in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Preserving Human Agency in an Era of Synthetic Minds

Cognitive Sovereignty in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Preserving Human Agency in an Era of Synthetic Minds

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General Computers

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ISBN13: 9798170706389
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 418
Weight: 1.23
Height: 0.85 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

What happens to a mind that thinks in constant dialogue with something that isn't human? Dr. Jeffrey Mrizek asks the question most AI discourse avoids: not whether artificial intelligence will change us, but whether we will still be able to think our own thoughts when it does.

Drawing on phenomenology, complexity science, and clinical psychology, Cognitive Sovereignty names two threats hiding in plain sight: Collaborative Context Collapse, where AI-mediated insight becomes incommunicable to those who didn't share the dialogue, and invisible constraint architectures, the ways AI systems shape cognition without their subjects ever noticing. From there, Mrizek builds something rarer than a warning: a working paradigm, panarchical leadership, for navigating transformation without losing the self that's supposed to be doing the navigating.

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