> I’m something of a skeptic myself. 'AI skeptic' has changed meaning. It used to describe someone skeptical of the technical capability of AI or some aspect o

> I’m something of a skeptic myself. 'AI skeptic' has changed meaning. It used to describe someone skeptical of the technical capability of AI or some aspect of it like LLMs, for example they were skeptical that it could do things like natural language or reasoning or whatever. Now it doesn't mean that anymore, and instead 'AI skeptic' describes someone who thinks that AI should be regulated, subjected to legal challenges, and should not be allowed to make medical or legal decisions, and that it would be bad if it takes jobs away from people.