What Happens When People Don't Understand How AI Works

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begemotz · 8h ago

"Witness, too, how seamlessly Mark Zuckerberg went from selling the idea that Facebook would lead to a flourishing of human friendship to, now, selling the notion that Meta will provide you with AI friends to replace the human pals you have lost in our alienated social-media age. "

Create the problem as 'progress' and then market the snake-oil

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What Happens When People Don't Understand How AI Works

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