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Rachelle McElhannon's avatar

My GOD did not Create me with a spirit of fear! HE Created me with a Spirit of Love, Power and a Sound Mind! 2 Timothy 1:7 πŸ‘πŸΎπŸ‘πŸΎπŸ‘πŸΎ

Debbie Marquardt's avatar

Fabulous article! I don’t really know much about AI but this really opened my eyes!

Stephen DeTommaso's avatar

Agree 100%. I am not fearful. So much hyperbole that comes from media and politicians. Unfortunately, majority of US residents are not clear thinkers.

sharonbrink7@gmail.com's avatar

Absolutely agree. I use AI everyday for researching info. I can find in 5 min what it would previously taken 5 years to find

Kah Sandro's avatar

The best article I have read on this topic, hands down! I hope you don't mind if I share it with the fearmongers in NextDoor and other social media sites.

ROBERT YOHAI's avatar

A STELLAR ANALYSIS. Your Harvard professors, if THEY are not fear-mongering, would be impressed.

Ruben Erazo's avatar

Awesome article.

The Odells's avatar

Brilliant and thorough treatise of the AI debate! Thank you for your hard work in bringing clarity to the discussion.

FarmGirl's avatar

Any AI company that is in favor of being regulated is the fox guarding the henhouse. They are really just trying to stop competition.

This is not really about regulation. It is about China controlling us through all this fear mongering. The Left seems hell-bent on ceding control to China. And we have lots of politicians who are right on board with that. It is nauseating that the United States controls eight out of the 10 largest AI companies and we are letting the tail of China wag the dog. A lot of fearful people have not learned a thing in the last six years. They still wear masks and they run around, wringing their hands.

Stan Burman's avatar

Kaizen, this is an outstanding article. Thank you so much. Most folks in my small, northern Arizona town oppose a proposed local data center. It’s sad.

bxpansive's avatar

Brilliant. I might have to check some of your data, but the principle of adaptation and response, rather than fear, freezing, and fight/flight, is always the path to take. Excellent. πŸ’―

bxpansive's avatar

On the topic of climate change and energy policy, I took a similar take: adapt to changing climate rather than kill energy production (like you said about data centers.)

Betsy's avatar

Very well said.