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Introduces a framework for integrating human free will into AI systems, suggesting implications for autonomy and creativity.
Human history has been shaped by revolutions of varying pace, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging in mere decades. This paper introduces a preliminary framework for fostering a symbiotic human–AI relationship by integrating human free will into AI systems. We conceptualize free will as ‘structured unpredictability’ and propose a speculative extension of Shannon’s information theory to model its informational contributions. By framing free will as an informational surplus, we envision AI as a mirror and amplifier of human creativity. While theoretical, this framework lays the foundation for future empirical and computational research to preserve human autonomy and diversity in AI-driven systems.
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