Please enjoy this latest example of how “rogue AI” fiction just reads… differently… in an era of OpenAI and Anthropic.
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Decades of sci-fi did not prepare me for the possibility that treating AI as human might be a deluded business strategy instead of an empathetic act. It’s like if Musk started a company called Xavier to give ICE agents metal claws.
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