# Bad Influence story: Dan Shipper argues human judgment matters most when AI models are shared

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-11 00:00. Times are ET.
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Latest update (11-11 00:00): Dan Shipper argues human judgment matters most when AI models are shared

Overview: Dan Shipper, in the closing keynote of Every's Thesis: 2027 conference, argues that when everyone has access to the same AI models, the differentiator is human judgment about what is good. He contrasts an "aggregate" view of the future, which extrapolates trend lines from large datasets and suggests AI will replace people, with an "intimate" view that examines a single real situation.

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