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- ‘It destroys the purpose of humanity’: Customers are saying . . .
Many companies joined the rush and started to wedge AI into their existing products Zoom offers AI summaries of conference calls, and Microsoft Office apps have AI around every corner, waiting to
- What if Customers Started Saying No to AI? - Slashdot
And he does predict this can change the way companies use AI "There will be some companies that are going to differentiate themselves by saying no to AI " And while it could be a niche market, "The people will be willing to pay more for things just made by humans "
- Quote Origin: As Soon As It Works, No One Calls It AI Anymore
Professor Edward Feigenbaum, while explaining the meaning of AI to a distinguished and perplexed scientific review panel for a Department of Defense AI application development program in the late 1970s commented, “If it works, it isn’t AI ”
- Why our minds sometimes say no — even when AI is right
Results show that, in a given decision context, people are more likely to prefer AI when AI is perceived as more capable than humans and personalization is deemed unnecessary But when either of these conditions is not met, AI aversion emerges “People don’t simply love or hate AI,” said Lu
- Why Saying “No” to AI Is a Mistake — But Trusting . . .
Why Saying “No” to AI Is a Mistake — But Trusting Uncontrolled AI May Be Worse Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping how we search, write, serve customers, and make decisions But alongside the benefits come serious risks—hallucinated facts, hidden bias, censorship, and false authority Two very different cases from 2023 and 2025 reveal the same […]
- Artificial Intelligence Is Not Intelligent - The Atlantic
To call AI a con isn’t to say that the technology is not remarkable, that it has no use, or that it will not transform the world (perhaps for the better) in the right hands “He started
- The questions are, ‘Can humans say “no” to AI, and can AI say . . .
Note that the existence of AIs that say ‘no’ does not depend upon the presence of AGI; a non-sapient autonomous system that can extrapolate likely outcomes from current instructions and current context could well identify results that would be illegal (or even unethical)
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