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>their identification and management was fraught with legacies of bias, discrimination, and conflict. Following this, there was also a significant level of conc
by ComodoHacker 6y ago
>their identification and management was fraught with legacies of bias, discrimination, and conflict. Following this, there was also a significant level of concern about their disruptive potential, and their powerful minds. This came to be negotiated by psychologists, families, schools, and in wider culture.
All the same fears and anxieties we have with AI now. Like the exact subject doesn't really matter as much as the process.
- adamsea 6y agoGood point about this sounding similar to AI fears. The whole AI fear thing seems weird to me. Not impossible, but, just the level of hype around it combined with who is doing the hyping and now is strange. Kind of like the modern version of Victorian gentry prognosticating.