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    Academic Retweets Comment on AI Reception

    Academic shares post noting preference for AI defects over larger advances.

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    Djamé Seddah, an associate professor and NLP researcher at INRIA Paris, retweeted a post from @gchampeau. The message states that many people who seek reassurance prefer to focus on remaining defects needing correction rather than the IMM. The original post appears in French and addresses typical reactions within ongoing AI conversations. Seddah's profile notes his work in computational linguistics and multilingual topics. The visible exchange consists of this single retweet action with no additional replies or context supplied. The claim reflects the author's stated observation on how audiences respond to AI developments.

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    @zehavocRT @gchampeau: Comme d’habitude beaucoup de gens qui veulent se rassurer préfèrent voir les défauts qu’il reste à corriger plutôt que l’IMM…

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    @zehavocRT @gchampeau: Comme d’habitude beaucoup de gens qui veulent se rassurer préfèrent voir les défauts qu’il reste à corriger plutôt que l’IMM…