"We should learn the lessons from social media, where this attitude of maybe 'move fast and break things' went ahead of the understanding of what the consequent second- and third-order effects were going to be,"
"grab more and more of your attention, but not necessarily in a way that's beneficial to you as the individual,"
"AI should be built as a tool to serve people, not to manipulate them."
"being bold with the opportunities, but being responsible about mitigating the risks"
AI rollout requires a cautious, measured approach rather than a 'move fast and break things' mindset. Engagement-driven design risks hijacking attention, worsening mental health, and amplifying polarization. Systems should be tested and understood via a scientific-method approach before widespread deployment. AI must be designed to serve individuals and societies, not to manipulate or maximize clicks. Regulators and technologists should balance bold innovation with responsibility, continually mitigating risks as capabilities advance, including as development progresses toward more powerful, general systems.
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