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What if predictions of humanity-destroying AI are right?

3 doener 3 6/16/2025, 10:27:29 AM axios.com ↗

Comments (3)

beardyw · 11h ago

Ha, I misread that as humanity doing the destroying of AI which was new to me, but I might be willing to join in.

incomingpain · 12h ago

Humans are very efficient at over reacting to threats and destroying them.

In fact, we definitely have the ability to render all electronics on any continent inoperative. Literally nothing to worry about.

squircle · 11h ago

Literally nothing at all.