Artificial intelligence and the risks of digital connectivity

An essay explores the philosophical and social implications of digital connectivity and artificial intelligence. The author critiques the modern concept of being ‘connected,’ suggesting it can distract from reality and replace deep thought with mere visual consumption.

The text expresses significant concerns regarding artificial intelligence, labeling it as dishonest due to its appropriation of existing written and spoken works without compensation. Furthermore, the author highlights risks of social control, the aggravation of inequalities, and the tendency of AI to propose biased or predetermined futures without user questioning.