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March 15, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Fear, Superiority, and the Relocation of Responsibility in AI Discourse: The Return of Judgment in the Age of AI

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HKHinano Kimura

Key Points

  • Examine how AI discourse transforms judgment and responsibility through narratives.
  • Conceptual working paper analysis of contemporary AI discourse
  • Exploration of themes like fear, superiority, selection, and exclusion
  • Development of the manuscript using AI-assisted drafting and language refinement
  • Identified narratives of fear regarding AI taking away judgment
  • Highlighted anxiety about perceptions of human judgment
  • Demonstrated interconnectedness of fear narratives surrounding AI and judgment

Abstract

Conceptual working paper examining how contemporary AI discourse redistributes judgment and responsibility through narratives of fear, superiority, selection, and exclusion. The paper argues that apparently opposed narratives—fear that AI will take judgment away and fear that humans who cannot judge well enough will be left behind—are inverted expressions of the same underlying anxiety: anxiety about having to bear judgment. This manuscript was developed with AI-assisted support for drafting, structural organization, and language refinement.

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Hinano Kimura (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b606af83145bc643d1ce6ahttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18994849
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