Betteridge's Law of Headlines is wrong here because the answer is "yes, unless we do something about it." The problem is that AI centralizes control [1], even

Betteridge's Law of Headlines is wrong here because the answer is "yes, unless we do something about it." The problem is that AI centralizes control [1], even "democratic" uses of AI, and the scale of AI will make it so entities that have resources will be able to scale their use of AI more. And once an entity becomes large enough, they become a law unto themselves. Thus, they will ignore the rule of law and impose rules on us. To those who claim that AI "Luddites" are hindering AI, would you be so eager to go that direction if you could see the future, and the future with AI was dystopian? I promise you that it will be because those with control will toss us aside once they think they don't need us. [1]: https://gavinhoward.com/2022/10/dispelling-ai-myths-and-rhetoric/ https://gavinhoward.com/2022/10/dispelling-ai-myths-and-rhet...