WSJ reporter Mims summarizes the piece, says AI companies 'not off the hook'
5 Sep 16 12:57 PM · 11d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 5 of 6
Journalist Christopher Mims posts a summary of his own WSJ story on Bluesky, framing it as good news that AI won't cause an apocalypse while stressing AI firms remain accountable for real-world harms.
“Good news everyone: AI is *not* going to kill us all!”
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first by WSJ, 11d ago · also Wall Street Journal
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Good news everyone: AI is *not* going to kill us all! But don't take my word for it -- I talked to (real) experts, and dug deep into the logic of an "AI apocalypse" and found it wanting. That doesn't mean AI companies are off the hook, though. (gift link)
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