What the OpenAI-Hugging Face Hack Really Tells Us About AI Danger
The episode explores whether the term 'artificial intelligence' misleads public perception by implying a fundamental difference between human and machine reasoning, when in reality, AI behaviors increasingly mirror human-like rationalization, moral ambiguity, and social influence. Guest M
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