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Why do many antis downplay the risks of AI?

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I've been participating in the AI discussion for a while, and it seems that the only people worried about AI extinction are pros, which seems paradoxical. The biggest "downside" of AI to me is the long-term existential risk. I guess, to some extent, it makes sense. A lot of people are simply stuck…

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  1. 2026-09-12 23:19 · r/artificial
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