AI apocalypse now?
Decca Muldowney takes a critical look at industry theatrics to examine the real and imagined world-destroying potential of AI.
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Decca Muldowney takes a critical look at industry theatrics to examine the real and imagined world-destroying potential of AI.
Read the original →The article asks what makes us human if AI can remember, think and act on our behalf. It explores why lived experience remains central to personal identity.
Read the original →This analysis notes that AI agents are good at providing answers to basic questions that shape ordinary life.
Read the original →Religious scholar and critic Tetsuo Yamaori draws on the history of religion and civilization. He considers the fundamental questions raised by AI's evolution and the dangers hidden in humanity's future.
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