A wave of recent books each stake out a different vision of where AI is headed over the next couple of decades โ from utopian abundance and a human-machine merger, to outright human extinction if we're not careful. They can't all be right. Which author's prediction do you think comes closest to how things will actually play out, and why? Vote for the book whose case you find most convincing, or drop your own take in the comments.
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