My main takeaway and my main stance has always been that the, we need to frame every discussion

around the accountability of individuals who use it and not, and stop personifying the technology

because the tool itself or whatever you want to call it, I know there's even debate about

whether it's a tool, but the software does not have any moral responsibility,

nor does it have any accountability.

It cannot.

It is just, it's not intelligent.

Let's just put it that way.

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I grew up in Kansas as I'm half Asian. My mom came for

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