Rejecting today's AI is demanding better tech, not resisting technology, argues philosopher
CarissaVeliz · x · 2026-09-15
Philosopher Carissa Véliz was cited by Andrea Rizzi in an article arguing that resisting today's AI is not resisting technology in general — it means being demanding consumers and responsible citizens who want better technology, not one that surveils and predicts people.
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