Is embracing AI intellectual or anti-intellectual?

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JohnFen · 2m ago

I think it's inherently neither. A person can certainly embrace AI for intellectual or anti-intellectual reasons (I've seen plenty of both), but the technology itself is not the root of those stances.

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Is embracing AI intellectual or anti-intellectual?

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