Can superintelligent AI continue improving indefinitely, or could it reach limits that force it to stop or even reverse? Joseph Corabi explores the possibility that advanced AI systems may encounter deep obstacles, especially in moral reasoning, that could prevent stable superintelligence. 0:00 AI Overconfidence and Hallucination 1:13 Defining Superintelligent AI 1:56 What Is “Collapsing” Superintelligence? 4:10 Can AI Progress Reverse or Stall? 6:00 Limits in Moral Reasoning 9:02 AI and Philosophical Skepticism 11:52 From Overconfidence to Excessive Caution 13:05 Could AI Stop Acting Altogether? 16:24 AI, Religion, and Consciousness 20:28 Rapid-Fire Questions on AI Futures Joseph Corabi is a philosopher and Chair of Philosophy at Saint Joseph’s University. His work focuses on philosophy of mind, ethics, and the implications of artificial intelligence.
20 September 2026
What Is “Collapsing” Superintelligent AI? | Joseph Corabi, PhD
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Can superintelligent AI continue improving indefinitely, or could it reach limits that force it to stop or even reverse? Joseph Corabi explores the possibility that advanced AI systems may encounter deep obstacles, especially in moral reasoning, that could prevent stable superintelligence. 0:00 AI Overconfidence and Hallucination 1:13 Defining Superintelligent AI 1:56 What Is “Collapsing” Superintelligence? 4:10 Can AI Progress Reverse or Stall? 6:00 Limits in Moral Reasoning 9:02 AI and Philosophical Skepticism 11:52 From Overconfidence to Excessive Caution 13:05 Could AI Stop Acting Altogether? 16:24 AI, Religion, and Consciousness 20:28 Rapid-Fire Questions on AI Futures Joseph Corabi is a philosopher and Chair of Philosophy at Saint Joseph’s University. His work focuses on philosophy of mind, ethics, and the implications of artificial intelligence.
Can superintelligent AI continue improving indefinitely, or could it reach limits that force it to stop or even reverse? Joseph Corabi explores the possibility that advanced AI systems may encounter deep obstacles, especially in moral reasoning, that could prevent stable superintelligence. 0:00 AI Overconfidence and Hallucination 1:13 Defining Superintelligent AI 1:56 What Is “Collapsing” Superintelligence? 4:10 Can AI Progress Reverse or Stall? 6:00 Limits in Moral Reasoning 9:02 AI and Philosophical Skepticism 11:52 From Overconfidence to Excessive Caution 13:05 Could AI Stop Acting Altogether? 16:24 AI, Religion, and Consciousness 20:28 Rapid-Fire Questions on AI Futures Joseph Corabi is a philosopher and Chair of Philosophy at Saint Joseph’s University. His work focuses on philosophy of mind, ethics, and the implications of artificial intelligence.
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