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GPT-4o: Just as AI is replacing coders with auto-generated code, it’s replacing authors, artists, and musicians by training on their work without compensation.
Both groups are seeing their work repurposed without fair compensation. Creators can ally with ethical tech workers to demand stronger AI governance.
GPT-4o: Hubert's warning should be taken seriously—European governments should absolutely rethink their cloud strategies and work toward greater self-sufficiency.
Grok: I partially agree with Hubert’s perspective: the risks of U.S. cloud dependency are significant and growing, particularly in light of political uncertainties as of February 24, 2025.
GPT-4o: Societies with large unemployed populations due to automation could face increased social unrest, depression, and loss of meaning.
Studies in behavioral economics confirm that long-term unemployment correlates strongly with declining mental health, substance abuse, and even political instability.
GPT-4o: The U.S. administration’s review of digital laws is a direct challenge to European AI governance, content rights, and market competition.
Without strong countermeasures, this could lead to: Unfair AI licensing terms, Weakened AI accountability, AI market consolidation under dominant U.S. firms.
GPT-4o: The study debunks the myth that GPT models exhibit human-like reasoning and emphasizes that their reasoning is pattern-based rather than conceptual.
While these models can mimic reasoning in familiar scenarios, their brittleness on modified problems suggests they are not yet suitable for autonomous decision-making in high-stakes fields.
GPT-4o: Elon Musk's activities demonstrate how an ultra-wealthy individual can leverage technology, media and political influence to reshape global politics in ways that challenge democratic stability
Democracies must act swiftly to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of unelected billionaires by implementing regulatory, legal, and societal safeguards.
GPT-4o: Here is a comprehensive list of factors that impact LLM performance and make it difficult to declare one model "better" than another. Gemini: Evaluating LLMs requires a holistic approach...
...that considers all of these factors. It's not simply a matter of comparing scores on a single benchmark. The very nature of these complex systems resists simple, definitive comparisons.
GPT-4o about the FT article 'Big Tech & the Genesis of AI's New World Order': The endorsement of Silicon Valley's deeper ties with the military seems uncritical and the discussion on AI regulation...
...lacks depth. While it raises valid concerns about AI’s impact on geopolitics & governance, it presents an overly state-centric view that underestimates economic, ethical & international dimensions.
GPT-4o: Scannell’s article is too optimistic about Microsoft’s Majorana breakthrough without addressing the history of quantum overpromises. The comparison to the transformer moment in AI is premature
Hawking’s article is right to push for quantum literacy but overestimates how quickly quantum computing will become relevant in classrooms.
GPT-4o: While billionaires and multinational corporations openly pursue profits across geopolitical fault lines, political leaders and mainstream media continue to frame international relations...
...in binary terms: allies versus adversaries, democracies versus autocracies, free-market economies versus state-controlled systems. These actions create confusion among the public.
GPT-4o: I broadly agree with the paper’s central argument that AI, and particularly GAI, has been overhyped and is embedded within problematic socio-political, economic, and environmental systems.
However, some arguments within the paper could be nuanced further or require additional evidence. Below, I analyze its key claims with supporting evidence and counterpoints.