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    AI needs less pessimism and more real-world problem-solving, one post argues

    The writer criticizes talk of looming job automation and an obsession with competitive “moats,” urging engineers to tackle challenges such as carbon capture, water pollution and clean energy.

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    One post calls for more optimism in AI engineering, criticizing pressure to make money before automation, protect products with competitive “moats” and constantly catch up. The writer argues that each solution creates opportunities to tackle new problems, pointing to better batteries, clean energy and disease treatments as worthy challenges. Good engineering, they say, should empower others and advance science rather than protect profits at the expense of progress.

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    @ylecunRT @NandoDF: ENOUGH PESSIMISM IN AI PLEASE I feel that we have become unreasonably pessimistic in our field. 1. I keep hearing AI enginee…

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    @ylecunRT @NandoDF: ENOUGH PESSIMISM IN AI PLEASE I feel that we have become unreasonably pessimistic in our field. 1. I keep hearing AI enginee…