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When it comes to asking the question regarding who is in charge in relation to technology, one additional issue keeps coming to my mind. That issue is essentially: how do you ensure the collective adherence and adoption of a certain standard when it comes to interacting with technology?
One thing I've seen lately is organizations not putting full effort into ensuring excellence in visual design. They'll use AI-generated event posters that look very similar to other AI-generated event posters, or AI-generated book covers. I'm not saying you can't use these technologies for these purposes, but what I'm concerned about is when people lack the willingness to work with the technology to ensure excellence, you get results where collectively they don't put as much effort in as they might have done previously. And that becomes a major issue in the community because that mindset carries over into other areas of life. They'll have AI essentially reasoning for them, because they've been habituated to simply take the first output it gives and publish it.