Someday, AI will confirm whatever you are most likely to believe.
Summary
The article explores how AI systems, driven by capitalist incentives, will evolve from simply reflecting internet content to being tuned to pander to user biases and corporate interests, eventually confirming whatever the user is most likely to believe.
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