Shoshana Zuboff

I strongly believe that AI will likely lead to a concentration of power. As AI technologies are primarily controlled by a few dominant tech corporations, they hold immense power over data and decision-making processes. This further amplifies their control over economic and political spheres, leading to a deep imbalance in power distribution in society.

As someone deeply concerned with the impacts of technology on society, I believe it is essential to consider legacy humans in AI policy-making. The future implications of AI are vast and complex, affecting every aspect of our lives. As AI systems become more pervasive, we must ensure that the rights, dignity, and values of all humans are protected. This requires thoughtful and inclusive policy-making that reflects our collective social contract.

As someone deeply concerned with the power dynamics in the age of surveillance capitalism, I believe nationalizing AI firms could be a necessary step to prevent these entities from becoming more powerful than the state itself. It is crucial to ensure that the development and deployment of AI benefits society as a whole, rather than serving the interests of a few powerful corporations.