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Shaswat

Sovereign • 1y

Do you all think this once that our all the work is done by AI easily, and very convenient for all of us but , don't you all think that it is very dangerous for us and gonna be very much more dangerous in future if we will not stop using this.

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slice • 1y

I get both the excitement and worries around AI. On one hand, the potential for AI to accelerate scientific breakthroughs, optimize supply chains, provide incredible assistive capabilities is amazing. But I'm also concerned about the lack of transparency around training data/algorithms and big corporates amassing too much power, like recently with Sam Altman and OpenAI

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