🔬 Science 3d ago · Victor Tangermann

The AI Industry Has Fumbled Its Public Image So Badly That It’s Incredible

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The AI Industry Has Fumbled Its Public Image So Badly That It’s Incredible
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In theory, the AI industry should have a very attractive story for the public: automate away drudgery and free everyone up to do the things they really love.



In practice, they’ve bungled that layup narrative in favor of alternate fearmongering and out-of-touch outbursts that have alienated an incredible chunk of the population. And, crucially, public sentiment seems to be moving in exactly the wrong direction. The more Americans find out about the tech’s effects on the environment

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