AI companies have ushered in an era of offshoring responsibility “that’s as irresistible to some people as it is disorienting to others,” @cwarzel argues. What’s at stake is “a sense of direction, orientation, and purpose for all of us.” | Collector

AI companies have ushered in an era of offshoring responsibility “that’s as irresistible to some people as it is disorienting to others,” @cwarzel argues. What’s at stake is “a sense of direction, orientation, and purpose for all of us.”

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AI companies have ushered in an era of offshoring responsibility “that’s as irresistible to some people as it is disorienting to others,” @cwarzel argues. What’s at stake is “a sense of direction, orientation, and purpose for all of us.”

AI companies have ushered in an era of offshoring responsibility “that’s as irresistible to some people as it is disorienting to others,” @cwarzel argues. What’s at stake is “a sense of direction, orientation, and purpose for all of us.”

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