> AI is already plainly miles ahead of most humans in understanding nuance. That’s a fiery hot take, unless the words “understanding” and “nuance” are doing so

> AI is already plainly miles ahead of most humans in understanding nuance. That’s a fiery hot take, unless the words “understanding” and “nuance” are doing some concerningly heavy lifting. Either that or you have an incredibly low opinion of “most humans” that borders on misanthropy. > What will be inescapable though, is trying to be an Italian restaurant that can compete for customers in a south Texas environment will just intrinsically be much more difficult than being a Mexican place. Even the most honest morally pure AI will tell people "When in south texas, you gotta have their mexican food" This line of argumentation is bizarre that I can only imagine it was chosen by the OP because it sounded more innocent than something like “AI putting black men in jail because it was trained on 4chan”. Also what is “moral purity”? Sounds condescending to the concept of fighting unjust bias.