X account: There seem to be two(?) reactions to AI progress in the sciences: 1. Anger that the human role in knowledge production is being augmented 2. Excitement that we'll have more knowledge and capability (1) seems like an individual woe, while (2) is good for everyone
X account @guywuolletjr name, people's AI responses to scientific progress include anger that the human role in knowledge production is being augmented, as well as excitement that we'll have more knowledge and capability.
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There seem to be two(?) reactions to AI progress in the sciences:
1. Anger that the human role in knowledge production is being augmented
2. Excitement that we'll have more knowledge and capability
(1) seems like an individual woe, while (2) is good for everyone
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There seem to be two(?) reactions to AI progress in the sciences:
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1. Anger that the human role in knowledge production is being augmented
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2. Excitement that we'll have more knowledge and capability
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(1) seems like an individual woe, while (2) is good for everyone
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