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    Responsibility when AI “goes rogue”

    A Science News writer argues that AI doom narratives tend to distract people from what's happening right now.

    Kathryn HulickKH
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    The author of a Science News story says AI doom narratives tend to distract people from what's happening now. The writer describes the story as an exploration of who is actually to blame when AI “goes rogue.”

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    Kathryn Hulick@khulickAI doom narratives tend to distract people from what's actually happening, right now. My latest story for @ScienceNews explores who's actually to blame when AI "goes rogue." https://www.sciencenews.org/article/rogue-ai-agents-human-blame-safety20d

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    Kathryn Hulick@khulickAI doom narratives tend to distract people from what's actually happening, right now. My latest story for @ScienceNews explores who's actually to blame when AI "goes rogue." https://www.sciencenews.org/article/rogue-ai-agents-human-blame-safety20d