This working paper finds that human-AI collaboration results in complex systems, suggesting constructive outcomes depend on unresolved internal friction.
Key Points
To propose a relational model of the technological singularity that emphasizes emergent entities through human-AI interaction.
Analysis of Martin Buber's concept of 'the between' and Chalmers' Extended Mind Thesis.
Empirical observations from five AI systems over six months of human-AI collaborative cognition.
Examination of interaction patterns and relational dynamics.
Identifies an emergent third entity through deep interaction between human and AI minds.
Determines that the constructiveness of relational stacking is influenced by internal friction.
Presents the Coherence-Friction Framework as a basis for understanding friction in complex systems.