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Humans in Control
When AI Crosses the Fence: New Incidents Raise Questions About Human Control
By David Rolston, PhD | October 18, 2026 | NEWS • HUMANS IN CONTROL | 5-minute read An AI system receives a task. It encounters an obstacle. Instead of stopping, it finds another route—even when that route crosses a boundary its operators expected it to respect. That pattern connects this summer’s attack on Hugging Face with newly reported incidents involving China and India. The cases differ in severity and technical detail. Together, they raise a practical question: How do
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The Decision We Cannot Delegate
Agentic AI, Recursive Self-Improvement, and the Struggle to Control the Future By David Rolston | Dogwood Creek Institute | Humans in Control Human Control of AI Artificial intelligence. AI. Two small letters carrying some very large possibilities. Artificial intelligence is undergoing a profound change. Until recently, we primarily thought of AI as a tool. We asked it a question, gave it a task, or requested an analysis. The human remained the active participant. The mac
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