That's a blanket statement. While I understand the sentiment, what about the thousands of "AIs" trained on private, proprietary data for personal or private use by organizations that own the said data. It's the not the technology but the lack of regulation and misaligned incentives.
ribhu
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God forbid I react to the article after reading it
Wait they didn't have them in the US? We've had uber shuttles for years in India
What they mean is that there is a deep rooted segregation of men and women. Especially in rural parts of India, where you can get to your mid-20s without interacting with a person from the opposite sex (not from your family i.e.). There are no social settings where you can "meet people" and hence for marriage, arranged is the only way.
How old is this study? The LLMs mentioned are Llama 2 and GPT 3.5 which in current terms are almost archaic