BeagleSword Colorize - The Monday Morning Memo

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Each generation believes that the technological changes it witnesses are not only incrementally bigger than those of the past, but vastly greater to the point of existential threat. We have believed this of everything from steam engines to nuclear power, from the printing press to the Internet. We always think that this time is different, more, and worse.

And yet, our brains remain resolutely unrotted by the telephone, television, video games, and the internet.

Like all technology, so-called AI will bring certain changes, but it does not show the faintest sign of disproving Bernard Levin’s comment in The Times in 1978 that ‘the silicon chip will transform everything, except everything that matters, and the rest will still be up to us.’

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- Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

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