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The article discusses a paradox in AI where both sides cannot be right, highlighting significant ethical or technical dilemmas with high-stakes implications for artificial intelligence.
The article discusses the paradox where AI's goal of mass adoption is challenged by rising hardware costs, potentially limiting accessibility due to supply chain constraints and inflation.
Cory Doctorow explores the AI paradox by distinguishing between 'centaurs' (humans assisted by machines) and 'reverse centaurs' (machines exploiting human labor), arguing that the latter explains many negative AI experiences.