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Emily M. Bender critiques repetitive AI doomerism

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Emily M. Bender argues that AI doomerism is repetitive and unoriginal, serving only to spread unnecessary fear. She suggests that each new wave of doomerism reaches fresh audiences who then require reassurance against unfounded anxieties. AI

IMPACT Critiques the discourse surrounding AI, suggesting a need for more grounded perspectives.

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Emily M. Bender critiques repetitive AI doomerism

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emilymbender.bsky.social ·

    Straight talk time: Doomerism is BORING. It's the same fantasties rehashed over and over again, just louder each time.

    Straight talk time: Doomerism is BORING. It's the same fantasties rehashed over and over again, just louder each time. And with each iteration it seems that new audiences are being reached, and a new group of people needs to be talked down from unnecessary fear. >>

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