Rob Greenlee argues that doomsday narratives about AI miss the point. What matters is human authenticity and kindness. If people choose to be genuine and supportive rather than combative, the world improves, he says, distinguishing between AI technology itself and the cultural "voice of AI" that shapes how we perceive it.
doomsday scenario that's being painted for all of us out there, that, that if we focus on being the best humans that we can be and focus on being authentic to others in our lives and being good to others in our lives and, and not fight with each other, um, then I think we're going to have a much better world for each other. And I'm not saying this to think that it's going to be kumbaya or something like that, or there's just going to be some magical come-together moment. But I do think that there is a distinct difference between AI and the voice of AI, and even what AI is going to become.
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