The Canadian writer Naomi Klein offers a political reading of artificial intelligence, beyond concerns about job losses or the replacement of humans by machines, to reach a more serious question: who owns the future of humanity, and who determines its destiny?
Klein connects the technological revolution with the rise of authoritarian tendencies, and breaks down the ideology that controls the ambitions of the technology tycoons and their relationship with the political power.
At the heart of this discussion is the question of what happens when technology, which is supposed to serve humanity, becomes a tool for deepening the power imbalance.
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Artificial intelligence is a fascist tool.