"What an embarrassing chapter": blogger mocks early AI debate's focus
VraserX · x · 2026-10-12
VraserX wonders how future generations will view the early AI debate: humanity stood potentially on the verge of radically accelerating science, medicine and automation, yet a shocking amount of the conversation revolved around whether machines made people feel less special. He calls it "an embarrassing chapter of human history."
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