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  • Can I vote 'all (or at least most) of the above'?

      - Andy.

  • in reply to AJJewsbury

    Sorry Andy, only one vote allowed Slight smile. so what's your strongest contender? You can go into more detail here though if you want? I'm curious as to which one you wouldn't vote for.

  • in reply to Elizabeth Morgan

    I'm curious as to which one you wouldn't vote for.

    "AI raises ethical concerns about job displacement and data privacy" - just on account of that's not really anything new or specific to AI - we have that problem already - from the days of the Luddites to what Google or Microsoft could deduce about you even before the coming of AI. AI may well make such things easier and/or cheaper - but I doubt it would be to the extent that changing from 8-bit/MHz processors to 64-bit/GHz/multicore ones did.

       - Andy.

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  • in reply to Elizabeth Morgan

    I'm curious as to which one you wouldn't vote for.

    "AI raises ethical concerns about job displacement and data privacy" - just on account of that's not really anything new or specific to AI - we have that problem already - from the days of the Luddites to what Google or Microsoft could deduce about you even before the coming of AI. AI may well make such things easier and/or cheaper - but I doubt it would be to the extent that changing from 8-bit/MHz processors to 64-bit/GHz/multicore ones did.

       - Andy.

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