@sabir_huss50540: Humans spent centuries mastering the 400m. Now a machine is running the same race. That’s not a demo that’s a warning.
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The tweet comments on a machine running the 400m race, framing it as a cautionary example of AI advancements in human-centric fields.
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Humans spent centuries mastering the 400m.
Now a machine is running the same race.
That’s not a demo that’s a warning. 🔥 https://t.co/2rYW4DaSj7
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