@VraserX: If AI gives everyone access to genius level help, does society become more equal, or do the most ambitious people just …
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A Twitter user ponders whether AI's democratization of genius-level help will increase equality or allow the ambitious to pull further ahead.
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If AI gives everyone access to genius level help,
does society become more equal,
or do the most ambitious people just pull even further ahead?
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