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Brain Hacking: Artificial Intelligence for Safeguarding Against Dangerous AI

2026-01-04

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The accelerating pace of artificial intelligence research and deployment makes both extraordinary opportunity and profound peril increasingly apparent. This paper discusses the innovative proposition that AI can be marsharded, paradoxically, as a proactive guardian of human cognition against the harmful applications of the very technology on which it relies. The heuristic of “brain hacking”—an intentional deployme...

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5e53ac75-36b9-5ebb-970d-4baf87b82400
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10.20944/preprints202601.0156.v1
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