AI discourse should protect young generations' ability to learn, not doom-sell
_onionesque · x · 2026-10-14
The author endorses the framing that AI discourse should center on protecting younger generations and preserving environments where they can still learn and contribute. He laments that the loudest voices come from math/stats cultures he calls harsh even on the successful, and says Jordan should focus on actual capability over doom scenarios.
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