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AI Speculative Fiction Trend Raises Concerns About Real-World Influence

By

Mike Pearl

5h ago· 4 min readenOpinion

Summary

This article criticizes the trend of AI-related speculative fiction going viral and being taken seriously by tech industry insiders, investors, and even politicians. It highlights several examples including "Europe 2031" (a speculative piece for Europeans), "The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis" (which caused stock dips), and "AI 2027" (about a superintelligent AI killing humanity, which the U.S. Vice President reportedly read). The author argues that these fictional narratives are dangerously influencing real-world decision-making and public perception about AI.

Source

bskyAI Speculative Fiction Trend Raises Concerns About Real-World Influencegizmodo.com

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Once again, AI people are letting a work of fiction seep into their brains.
Before that, it was AI 2027 in which a superintelligent AI kills humanity. The sitting Vice President of the United States says he read that one.
It's a trend that urgently needs to die.
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It's a trend that urgently needs to die.

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