Dror Poleg on artificial intelligence, tamim, and Deuteronomy 18:13: In a world of strong artificial...

Dror Poleg on artificial intelligence, tamim, and Deuteronomy 18:13: In a world of strong artificial intelligence, we must operate as if we have no privacy, as if all our actions can ultimately be exposed, shared, and reported. We can still pretend, but we do so knowing that something (and ultimately someone, and possibly everyone) will know the truth. Dror continues: Being exposed will no longer be something we choose; it will be something that happens to us. But being exposed is not the same as being tamim. Knowing people, I suspect we will adapt by finding new ways to talk and behave, and by burying our true thoughts and intentions even deeper. Our actions will be visible to all, and our true selves more hidden than ever.

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