I have a fundamental zero trust on almost everything.
But since I'm nowhere close to retirement and it appears that AI will have an increased presence in the future, I plan on learning as much as I can about it so that I can help others use it safely, securely, and ethically.
Right there with you. I'm sitting in the General Session for Anthology Together 24 in Orlando and they're talking about how AI is even rewriting Moore's Law in capability.
Like anything, it can be used for good or evil. And I guarantee, the use of AI aligns to the motivations of humanity, with money, power, and influence driving so much of what humanity even does.
It's terrifying. That's why I am looking forward to Dr. James Stanger's upcoming talk because I also need to address my own cynicism - not towards data driven AI, but towards how people, who I believe are tilted personal self interest, will employ AI and whether they are trying to convince us that improving the human condition equates to profit and power.
And that's about as challenging as the AI cat-dog problem.
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