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    Ethan Mollick Describes Mixed AI Attitudes

    Wharton professor shares observations from conversations about attitudes toward artificial intelligence.

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    Ethan Mollick posted that people he has spoken with hold simultaneous worries about AI implications and excitement about using the technology. He added that users on the platform often see public attitudes toward AI as simpler than they actually are. Mollick is an associate professor at Wharton who studies AI, innovation, and startups, and he wrote the book Co-Intelligence. The post presents his personal takeaway rather than new data or research findings.

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    @emollickOne thing I have learned talking to lots of people about AI is that they can be both worried about the implications of AI and very excited about using AI themselves. I think people on this site tend to view many people's attitudes to AI as much less complicated than they are.

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    @emollickOne thing I have learned talking to lots of people about AI is that they can be both worried about the implications of AI and very excited about using AI themselves. I think people on this site tend to view many people's attitudes to AI as much less complicated than they are.