Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500 word case Monday for distributing "personal superintelligence" widely. The Meta founder argues that AI should expand what individuals can build, learn and discover instead of remaining concentrated inside governments and large businesses. A TechCrunch column published August 10 presents that manifesto as an explanation for why people distrust AI. But the version of AI it asks readers to reject is largely a caricature: Zuckerberg's reputation stands in for an ...
People don't hate AI because of Zuck. They hate the version TechCrunch sells
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Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500 word case Monday for distributing "personal superintelligence" widely. The Meta founder argues that AI should expand what individuals can build, learn and discover instead of remaining…
People don't hate AI because of Zuck. They hate the version TechCrunch sells
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