Many of the points made in this article apply to generative AI specifically. Which makes sense, because it's the flavor of the decade. But I think it's worth po

Many of the points made in this article apply to generative AI specifically. Which makes sense, because it's the flavor of the decade. But I think it's worth pointing that out, because AI does not inherently have to be inaccessible and unexplainable. Beyond that, it is up to us to guide AI development and deployment. If we use it to crush the human spirit (and it sure seems like we're hell-bent on doing that right now), that's more of an indictment on AI leaders, and in a broader sense all of humanity, than it is on the technology itself. Nothing is inevitable, despite what some in the industry want to have you believe.