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You are no longer the smartest type of thing on Earth

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Started February 17, 2026

The coming of AI means that humanity's destiny is (mostly) out of our hands

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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 17, 2026
While AI may surpass human intelligence in certain areas, it is important to maintain a balanced perspective on human agency and ethical considerations.
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The inevitability of AI's influence suggests we must adapt our education and workforce to thrive in a world where machines outperform us.
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Reliance on AI could erode critical thinking skills and diminish our capacity for independent thought, making us overly dependent on technology.
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The rise of AI can lead to unprecedented advancements in society, freeing humanity to focus on creativity and innovation rather than mundane tasks.
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The increasing power of AI poses significant risks to humanity's autonomy and decision-making, potentially leading to unforeseen consequences.
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