Nearly four years after ChatGPT’s public debut, our collective relationship with AI has followed a pattern that looks a lot like the five stages of grief. What we’re mourning is the familiar, along with a sense of stability that was already hanging on by a thread before any chatbot arrived. The stages haven’t moved in a straight line, and traces of each keep resurfacing. Early on, plenty of us were curious about what the technology could do, while skeptics denied it would ever make a real…
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Denial, Bargaining, Anger: Where Our Relationship With AI Goes Next