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Misinformation is everywhere on AI. Even credible experts have bias that taint the framing of their communication on the topic. Help me make a list of people in this space that you think are providing the most value to people interested in AI and why?

I'll start: * There are balanced perspectives here, i don't care to side with one group. I value experts of all fields, because the problem is multi-dimensional, but they all have very solid qualifications: Ed Zitron (Journalist): Probably the most charismatic and vocal critic of the AI industry i'…

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  1. 2026-10-17 06:23 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Misinformation is everywhere on AI. Even credible experts have bias that taint the framing of their communication on the topic. Help me make a list of people in this space that you think are providing the most value to people interested in AI and why?

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