> 1. Let's be clear: what you're describing is faith.
And what I am countering is not? You can easily argue technology generally improves lives. Is it optimal? Beyond abuse? No. Does it have unintended consequences? Yes. Are we better of without it? No.
> 2. And what are you smoking to assert "all technology before ... AI [improved] most people's lives"?
OK social media is an unmitigated disaster, I'll give you that.
But, for example, nukes have given us the longest period of relative peace in history.
> 1. Let's be clear: what you're describing is faith.
And what I am countering is not? You can easily argue technology generally improves lives. Is it optimal? Beyond abuse? No. Does it have unintended consequences? Yes. Are we better of without it? No.
> 2. And what are you smoking to assert "all technology before ... AI [improved] most people's lives"?
OK social media is an unmitigated disaster, I'll give you that.
But, for example, nukes have given us the longest period of relative peace in history.