Researcher: AI doesn't make fundamental problems less fundamental
mboehme_ · x · 2026-10-24
Continuing the debate, mboehme argues that a problem that no longer seems fundamental never was: fundamental problems are not technology-specific and, once solved, stay solved. AI doesn't render them less fundamental.
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