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Is Downplaying AI Just Rational Self-Interest?

I'm generally on the pro-AI side, and I honestly can't stand some of the irrational anti-AI comments I see on Reddit. But if I were to steelman the other side, the argument might go something like this: Suppose AI is genuinely capable of automating a substantial portion of my job. If my manager rec…

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  1. 2026-10-15 03:28 · r/singularity
    Is Downplaying AI Just Rational Self-Interest?

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