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Parmy Olson

Technology Columnist

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Bloomberg News, Hastings Tribune, Moneycontrol, Mint

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Bloomberg News

AI Alarmists Are Dragging Us All Down a Rabbit Hole

By: Parmy Olson

Silicon Valley is fixated on longtermism — prioritizing future lives over those living today. This is very tricky moral math.

Bloomberg News

Meta’s $1.3 Billion EU Fine Could Get Worse

By: Parmy Olson

If the US and Europe don’t reach a data-transfer agreement, Meta may have to delete European user data from its American servers.

Moneycontrol

Viral fake Pentagon explosion photo on Twitter is an AI wakeup call

By: Parmy Olson

Tech companies have to do a better job of preventing fake news from spreading — but we will also need to approach them with greater doses of skepticism. Soon enough, pics won’t be so useful for proof, and we’ll find ourselves questioning legitimate images too

Hastings Tribune

Parmy Olson: Don't believe your lying eyes in the AI era

By: Parmy Olson

A fake photo of an explosion near the Pentagon went viral across Twitter on Monday, and stocks dipped. The incident confirmed what many have said for months: Misinformation is on

Bloomberg News

Your First Robot Butler Will Need Human Eyes

By: Parmy Olson

Automatons that clean your house are getting closer to reality, but they’ll still need people to steer them for several years.

Bloomberg News

AI’s Age of Mimicry Will Make Human Mimes Cry

By: Parmy Olson

As software starts its takeover of art and literature, we should mourn the erosion of our creative skills and the ineffable human bonds between creators and consumers.

Bloomberg News