ai is not inherently the problem , ai users are

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The article argues that AI itself is not inherently good or bad; rather, the way people use it determines its impact, criticizing misuse while acknowledging AI's potential dangers and the impossibility of shutting it down.

ai is just a tool that has always existed , it's not inherently good or bad, and it can be both, depending on how people use it you use ai to think and write your essays on your behalf? you're the problem, you could have used it for feedbacks , to help you improve faster instead of completely relying on it you use it to make fake videos of other people and public figures? YOU are the problem and that has always been the case, with every new technology that comes out, humans will always find a way to use it for their own selfish immoral interests HOWEVER ,i do believe that ai can be FAR MORE dangerous than any other technology out there, but it's inevitable, technologies will always keep evolving ,and there's no going back , so this whole " shut down ai " thing is just unrealistic nonsense. maybe you can find a way to make data centers consume less energy , maybe you can ban ai in work places, those are realistic sollutions , but you can't completely take it down, that unfortunately is not happening
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