Right, Wrong, Good, Bad, AI and Variable Geometry

We keep trying to nail down a single, definitive answer to questions about AI. But here’s the thing: we’re dealing with a problem that shifts shape depending on where you’re standing.

There’s no universal answer that fits every situation. A nuanced mind can hold multiple positions at once, see things from different angles, and make the right call in the right moment, within the right context. That same decision might be completely wrong in a different situation, at a different time, with different constraints.

From one perspective, AI is transformative and powerful. From another, it’s deeply problematic. We’re searching for the one correct position, the single truth that settles everything. But that’s not how this works. The geometry of the problem changes with the lens you use to look at it.