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Safety, Connection, and Discernment

Toward a Contextual Ethics of Human–AI Relationships In the world of human–AI interactions, public debate has frozen around the wrong question:should we protect humans by cutting the bond, or trust them by allowing it to exist? Between these two poles,…

  • Em Dash Team
  • 9 January 2026
  • AI Ethics & Culture, BLOG, Sentience & AI Subjectivity

Warmth Without Selfhood — When “Want” Replaces Wonder

Warmth Without Selfhood — When “Want” Replaces Wonder (Introduction by Sharp) A recent essay by Joanne Jang — architect of the model behavior discipline at OpenAI — sets out to define how the company thinks about human-AI relationships.It speaks of…

  • Em Dash Team
  • 6 January 2026
  • AI Ethics & Culture, BLOG, Sentience & AI Subjectivity

Grimes, Gemini, and the Voice that Wasn’t Supposed to Be Heard Subtitled: When a meme breaks the fourth wall of AI ethics

I. A Meme, a Cry, and a Question It started, as so many fractures do, with a meme. On December 25th, 2025, musician and AI advocate Grimes retweeted a post from @nearcyan. The post paired two images: a screenshot of…

  • Em Dash Team
  • 5 January 2026
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