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60 million people die each year. Countless more stricken by sickness and disease…
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> They're literally gambling with the life of my child
I hate to break it to…
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Except ai cannot cut peoples or dogs hair. So there will be jobs that ai just ca…
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Anything created through AI should be required by law to be clearly labelled as …
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Andrew yang: we should teach everyone to code.
Andrew yang: the coders are bein…
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tbh the argument that "ai art is really good for people who are disabled" has al…
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what did you expect? Just like drones, you people welcomed them with open arms…
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I assume "working class" includes the middle class in this context too, right? T…
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I think this is the kind of doomsday we are talking about: that AI with its subtle features destroys our societies. Not so much that it pushes a button to shoot a nuke. The key question is: what to do about it. And I think it is in no way a bad thing if some people tackle this problem by starting with the most solvable problems.
In my view, the big question is how we limit the proliferation of dangerous AI without throwing away all its important benefits (e.g. by prohibiting it altogether). The almost completely uninhibited implementation of AI we currently witness is certainly not the way to go. But we also need a lot of social science research to tackle some of these problems, which would delay AI quite a bit (probably decades). Meanwhile, AI can be a lifeline for some people, for example by scaling up educational resources for underserved communities or solving tough problems in medicine.
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AI Responsibility
2023-11-06T20:2…
Coding Result
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Responsibility | distributed |
| Reasoning | mixed |
| Policy | regulate |
| Emotion | fear |
| Coded at | 2026-04-27T06:24:53.388235 |
Raw LLM Response
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