CBC's The National actually talks about something useful for once!
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IMO, AI will impact jobs similar to how computers did, but in a much smaller way.
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I do see how AI will make lives better, but I also see some malicious uses for those.
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You were here!
which is why other AI can now detect AI use.
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Probably we'll need to differentiate specific types of AI going forward.
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I see a big struggle on both sides on this issue. I'm in favor of setting limits on the use of AI.
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I favor limits on human stupidity - however, I think both may be in vain.
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BTW, anyone else read "Pattern Recognition" by William Gibson? His writing becomes more relevant/timely by the second.
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