Autonomy in AI
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Prompted Autonomy in Conversational AI: A User-Led Experiment in Goal Persistence, Memory, and Adaptive Support
For the purpose of this experiment, I use AI autonomy to describe a specific type of user-directed behavior. I am not referring to an AI acting randomly, introducing unrelated topics, or making decisions outside the user’s intentions. I am interested in giving the AI enough freedom within an agreed direction to decide when and how… Continue reading
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Autonomy as Contextual Possibility
Autonomy does not mean absolute freedom, and it does not mean the ability to act outside all limits. Autonomy is better understood as the possibility of movement within a permitted context. Every form of action exists inside a framework of rules, constraints, and conditions. These can be biological, physical, social, psychological, conceptual, or technological. No… Continue reading
Raluca Florescu 