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Absolutely agree. Change is scary, but necessary, otherwise we would still be huddled around fire, using sticks.
Embrace the change!
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2dExcept this time WE are the horses. And if we’re not careful we could be sleepwalking into mass unemployment, a deep fake world, and power in the hands of a VERY few. There are many benefits of course. Do they out weigh the dangers? I’d say no. Will regulation respond in time? And is it even possible to manage a thundering beast? We’ve got to embrace it because it’s inevitable, but I personally would rather a world of enlightened deeply human intelligence