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This could hold true with AI, too.

Maybe, maybe not.

Just read an article about the expected/anticipated failure of AI, based on how it was trained.

Initial AI was trained on massive amounts of uncontrolled inputs--which resulted in large volumes of irrational outputs (literally, non-existent material being created by the AI). The problem is simple: The newer/better (? LOL) versions of previous AI(s) were based on flawed/failed models. Thus, AI will fail of its own accord due to its inherent (built-in) known errors. It will become unusable because the AI is unable to differentiate between reality and its own irrationality.

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