Until recently, AI was relatively easy to compartmentalize from other major, more pressing issues in American life—but now “there is no longer a distant AI future so much as the mess we are all forced to confront today,” @matteo_wong argues. | Collector

Until recently, AI was relatively easy to compartmentalize from other major, more pressing issues in American life—but now “there is no longer a distant AI future so much as the mess we are all forced to confront today,” @matteo_wong argues.

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Until recently, AI was relatively easy to compartmentalize from other major, more pressing issues in American life—but now “there is no longer a distant AI future so much as the mess we are all forced to confront today,” @matteo_wong argues.

Until recently, AI was relatively easy to compartmentalize from other major, more pressing issues in American life—but now “there is no longer a distant AI future so much as the mess we are all forced to confront today,” @matteo_wong argues.

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