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If AI can see harmful patterns in society better than we can, will companies warn us? Why not just educate people?

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AI companies already collect huge amounts of data about what people search, watch, click, buy, get angry about, or become addicted to. With increasingly powerful AI, they may be able to spot harmful patterns across millions of people before society clearly notices them. I'm not saying they understa…

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  1. 2026-08-24 11:33 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    If AI can see harmful patterns in society better than we can, will companies warn us? Why not just educate people?

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