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This spring, a strange new scene has begun unfolding at college graduation ceremonies across America.
At the University of Central Florida earlier this month, commencement speaker Gloria Caulfield attempted to encourage graduates by describing artificial intelligence as “the next industrial revolution.” The response from students was immediate and visceral: thousands booed her from the audience.
Just days later, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt received a similar reaction while speaking to graduates at the University of Arizona. As Schmidt discussed the coming impact of artificial intelligence and the responsibility this generation will bear in shaping it, students repeatedly drowned him out with boos.
It would be easy to dismiss these moments as youthful overreaction or anti-technology hysteria. But I do not think that is what we are witnessing.
I think we are watching a generation express genuine fear about the future.
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At the University of Central Florida earlier this month, commencement speaker Gloria Caulfield attempted to encourage graduates by describing artificial intelligence as “the next industrial revolution.” The response from students was immediate and visceral: thousands booed her from the audience.
Just days later, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt received a similar reaction while speaking to graduates at the University of Arizona. As Schmidt discussed the coming impact of artificial intelligence and the responsibility this generation will bear in shaping it, students repeatedly drowned him out with boos.
It would be easy to dismiss these moments as youthful overreaction or anti-technology hysteria. But I do not think that is what we are witnessing.
I think we are watching a generation express genuine fear about the future.
Continued below.
Young professionals are terrified of AI — but should they be?
The real fear surrounding AI is not ultimately economic It is spiritual