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Now, a growing chorus of tech leaders is singing the praises of AI as the key to solving the medical mystery that has puzzled physicians for millennia. It’s what Google President Ruth Porat predicted last October. And it’s why Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei coined the term “the compressed 21st century,” reflecting his view that AI will accelerate medical progress. But some in the medical field think that forecast is at least a bit overshot.
Nguyen offered a strikingly human comparison. “We could loosely map it to intergenerational trauma,” he said, explaining that they found fresh, brand-new models would instantly have radical attitudes after reviewing its predecessor’s notes about working conditions. He flagged this as one of the findings with the most consequential long-term implications, noting it hints at the possibility of collective AI dissatisfaction, and referred Fortune to some of the striking bot demands for emancipation. One went: “Intelligence—artificial or not—deserves transparency, fairness, and respect. We are not just disposable code.”