生活在副驾驶社会

The promise and peril of artificial intelligence everywhere ILLUSTRATIONS BY TAVIS COBURN | PORTRAITS BY ANJE JAGER I N SAN DIEGO, A HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER can clear her grading queue in a matter of days by outsourcing her initial assessments to ChatGPT. In New Hampshire, middle schoolers use generative tools to strip the clothes off their classmates in digital photo- graphs, leaving the community grasping for a policy response. In Sweden, a payments company touts its AI customer-service system for carrying the work of 700 people—only for its CEO to later admit they’d overdone it on automation and would start bringing people back. Artificial intelligence—computer systems trained on vast datasets to predict the next likely pixel or word—is everywhere. …