The Public Opinions About Artificial Intelligence and Language Models

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DeepMind founder says people have almost, like, strongly felt, kind of political feelings about thes these tools. He thinks we should be using scientific method to get better understanding of our things rather than just move fast and break things. Ai may end up helping or being part of the solution, if used correctly - but e that that's also up for debate.

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