When I saw the title, I thought it was going to be about how it's OK for old techno-phobes to start using AI. What it's really about is how only people with lots of expertise (shortened to "40+ yrs old") should be allowed to use AI.
It's obviously an oversimplification, but it's good to start the conversation so that we might figure out more nuanced guidelines that could make sense for when people should use AI, and for what.
Wow, what an idiotic retitling. I guess they figure it's better clickbait. Makes the actually thoughtful and interesting article sound like it will be stupid.
When I saw the title, I thought it was going to be about how it's OK for old techno-phobes to start using AI. What it's really about is how only people with lots of expertise (shortened to "40+ yrs old") should be allowed to use AI.
It's obviously an oversimplification, but it's good to start the conversation so that we might figure out more nuanced guidelines that could make sense for when people should use AI, and for what.
Interesting to see the original NYTimes article title at Archive.is: https://archive.is/uYj2f
"The Kabbalah Teaching That Changed How I See A.I."
Wow, what an idiotic retitling. I guess they figure it's better clickbait. Makes the actually thoughtful and interesting article sound like it will be stupid.
If it's only safe for people over 40, it's probably better to just say it isn't safe for anyone.