Ex-Microsoft CEO: Humans Decide How Much Decision-Making to Cede to Tech
danfaggella · x · 2026-08-24
Steve Ballmer stated he wouldn't bet against AGI but emphasized that the one thing humans get to decide is how much judgment and decision-making they want to pass to their technology. The commentator interpreted this as a call to influence whether AGI becomes a worthy successor.
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