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Sam Altman May Control Our Future—Can He Be Trusted?
(www.newyorker.com)
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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2026
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Why is this so downvoted?
by writing articles like this they spark the wrong discussion. extreme analogy, sorry to folks who don't do analogies: If there is a robber in a persons kitchen. Any discussion is a net negative for that homeowner. why? because the robbers presence alone is a violation of the sanctity of the home. Any and all solutions, start with the robber not being in the kitchen. Any and all discussion, adds _more time to the robber being in the kitchen All of which is a net loss for the homeowner, and potential gain for the robber.
These type's of horserace articles encourage a type of busywork discussions that waste time because they lead many of those readers away from thinking about the real / pertinent discussions to have.
Because the question is extremely dumb (regardless of the content of the article).