He named the harms directly: algorithms deciding who is seen and who remains invisible, platforms shaping public discourse without accountability, and worker dignity subordinated to system optimization.
He said AI must never erode the family, whether by reducing people and relationships to data and simulations, flooding young minds with content that distorts desire, or economic models that make family life precarious.
He said AI must never erode the family, whether by reducing people and relationships to data and simulations, flooding young minds with content that distorts desire, or economic models that make family life precarious.