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Thatmoonemojiguy

A guy with lot's of ... • 2m

Why Is Everyone Suddenly Afraid of AI🤯? Lately, AI has become a major source of fear and controversy. Some see it as a revolutionary tool, while others worry it could bring chaos. But why the sudden concern? One major fear is job loss. Automation is replacing workers in multiple industries, leading to anxiety about the future. Additionally, misinformation and deepfakes make it harder to distinguish real from fake content, raising trust issues. AI also brings ethical dilemmas, such as bias in decision-making, surveillance concerns, and even fears of autonomous weapons. High-profile figures have also fueled AI panic, warning of existential risks—though experts say true AI autonomy is far away. While concerns are valid, history shows that new technologies always spark fear before acceptance. Instead of fearing AI, the focus should be on responsible development, ensuring it benefits humanity rather than harming it. What do you think—justified concern or overblown panic? 🌝

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Anonymous

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bro ai scammes by making filter and using our photos 💀

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People are labeling AI content even though it's not a AI content label if only it's AI content It's preventing AI content and non ai content for this it was made To distinguish between, but people are labeling AI content which is non ai content

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