At a dinner party last weekend, the conversation turned to what worried people most about 2026. (I did not say it was a fun dinner party.) No one mentioned an unsettling and possibly disastrous U.S. military intervention in South America, or a global financial panic, or even the collapse of basic competence in public life. Every answer was the same: artificial intelligence. People are terrified of AI.
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