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Comment by Avigail Ferdman

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Technology-ethics researcher and head of the Technology Ethics Lab at Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, focusing on AI and human flourishing.
One reason why AI cannot participate in the practices of common knowledge is that AI does not understand the way humans do.
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Avigail Ferdman, “AI and Common Goods: An Uneasy Relationship,” Topoi, May 7, 2026. In this single-authored peer-reviewed article, Ferdman argues that AI cannot participate in common knowledge practices because it does not understand the way humans do.
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