My stance on artificial intelligence
Five short commitments that shape how I approach AI, from seeking the good in it to opposing its use to manipulate honest people.
I choose to seek the good in this technology rather than be paralyzed by its capacity for harm.
I choose to advocate for patience in its development, compassion in its distribution, and skepticism in its interpretation.
I choose to scrutinize its impact on our thinking, our capacity for human interaction, and our environment.
I choose to oppose its use in manipulating honest people into believing dishonest things.
I choose to be inspired by its potential.
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