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First, reasoning by analogy (or dismissal by analogy) is a poor way to reason. Second of all, that progression is already part of the problem in a way -- at lea
by vouaobrasil 2y ago
First, reasoning by analogy (or dismissal by analogy) is a poor way to reason. Second of all, that progression is already part of the problem in a way -- at least part of your progression is one of technology, which is alienating and isolating.
So, I disagree that it's any straw. In fact, I'd argue it's the reverse: AI has just revealed and accentuated the real probelm: social media, smartphones, internet, computers, video games, etc. were already some kind of problem and it's one of magnitude, not some binary condition.