The case for testing tech claims against predictions, not presumed motives
A commentator argues that tech journalists too often treat a speaker’s potential ulterior motives as evidence that their claims are false, especially in AI debates.
TLDR
A commentator argues that science and tech coverage should look for ways a claim could be wrong rather than assume a speaker’s possible motives make it false. They urge journalists to revisit predictions by AI figures and politicians—and examine mistakes in their own reporting.
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