Veronika on X: "Anti AI people are falling behind so fast they can't even have an intelligent discussion about AI anymore. Talking to an AI luddite is like talking about cars with a person who thinks the 1980 Buick Regal is still the standard. This is horrible for real regulation." / X
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Veronika criticizes anti-AI individuals for being outdated in their views, comparing them to someone fixated on a 1980s car, and states that this hinders effective AI regulation discussions.
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Anti AI people are falling behind so fast they can’t even have an intelligent discussion about AI anymore. Talking to an AI luddite is like talking about cars with a person who thinks the 1980 Buick Regal is still the standard. This is horrible for real regulation.
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