Thread by @GREENESJ333

Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "WHY I AM NOT A 100% AI FAN
AT LEAST NOT FOR EVERYTHING

AI’s functions to go through all the printed material that has been put online, analyze it, and put out conclusions based on the preponderance of material.
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And that is the problem.

AI may be great for mathematical, engineering, and even medical diagnosis issues. But when it comes to history, sociology, psychology, religion, and cultural issues there will definitely be a problem.
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You see, any analysis of the preponderance of literature, or opinion, of learned papers out there, will result in a highly Eurocentric view, and will be replete therefore with conclusions that are rather dismissing of,
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or even hostile to non-European cultures and cultural content, and even discriminatory toward non-Christians.

AI could very well be antisemitic, anti-Hindu, and anti non-European religions or belief systems.
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One might find that AI will always lean left, looking at data because in the 20th and 21st century, Neo-Marxist, collectivist, one world leading, elitist, antisemitic, anti-capitalist opinion is the overwhelming bulk of data to mine.
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So this is a warning. AI can be a great tool. But be careful how it is used and in what context to give it credence."
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