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RT @ayadakhtar: "The most baleful development in our collective life is the practice that treats knowledge and information as synonymous. For while the way to wisdom leads through knowledge, there is no path to wisdom from information."
https://t.co/LjvAoeA0to
Open
The Singularity Is Here
Artificially intelligent advertising technology is poisoning our societies.
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