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Deep Bureaucracy and Autonomist AI Dan McQuillan AI is here at last. But what exactly is it, and what is it going to change? The AI emerging from Silicon Valley and Beijing is certainly uncanny, but it doesn’t meet the expectations created by the movies. It’s heralded as the birth of near-human intelligence but seems to be warping social relations wherever it appears, whether in social media or new structures of precarious employment. Given the global rise in reactionary politics, the future arriving at the same moment that the far-right past has returned should provoke skepticism. While…
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