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Concluding that something is scary or dystopian doesn’t make it less true. There is literally no way that we can stop AI. It’s code that anyone can download and run.
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Your argument of futility is truly horrifying.
AI must be stopped. We must fight it at every turn. To do otherwise is to willingly accept a horrific dystopian future
Concluding that something is scary or dystopian doesn’t make it less true. There is literally no way that we can stop AI. It’s code that anyone can download and run.
So no matter how awful and demonstrably harmful something is, we should just accept it because it’s “inevitable”?
If and only if it’s inevitable, then yes.
How are you going to convince ten billion people not to use AI? You can’t do it.
So no matter how awful and demonstrably harmful something is, we should just accept it because it’s “inevitable”?