The all-seeing AI Philip Ball (“We’re all going to die, but not from AI”, November) exposes AI developers’ sleight of hand.
At work, employers use AI to track performance and, as neurotech develops, to measure concentration and productivity.
Yet highly respected commentators—including those, such as Geoffrey Hinton, who have left leading AI companies—are raising the alarm.
Chris Jackson, via email All is not wellness Xand van Tulleken is right to call out the wellness industry (“Well, well, well”, November), but the problem runs deeper than debunking bad science.
Much attention is devoted to repeating with pen and paper the work that machines do more reliably in less time.