Building a People-First, AI-Powered City
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Summary: Throughout history, new technologies have triggered people’s fears, often arriving cloaked in controversy around the threat to society. Now it is AI s turn. While the concerns are justified and deserve to be addressed, history also tells us a broader truth: while technological ch
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