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Hmmm. Maybe we should take Bernie seriously? Last time a breakthrough this big was made it created the nuclear bomb. What do you think will be AI’s equivalent?

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Been thinking about this for a while. Perhaps we really are replacing ourselves? The switch from slavery to capitalism happened because of machines, men were needed to operate machines or “the machine”. Now that machines can think, where do you think this leaves us? Assuming the need for humans to…

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  1. 2026-09-03 20:00 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Hmmm. Maybe we should take Bernie seriously? Last time a breakthrough this big was made it created the nuclear bomb. What do you think will be AI’s equivalent?

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