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The former Meta Global Affairs VP then warned the British audience that if the country enacted legislation that required AI companies operating there to obtain copyright holder permission to use works, “you would basically kill the AI industry in this country overnight.”

TRENDPOST: If the choice is preserving human incentives to create and think or not, then the answer to AI is a no-brainer: it should be killed.

Of course, that’s not about to happen.

The powers and profits surrounding generative and agentic AI are far too alluring.

Though only hitting the mainstream from late 2022 onwards, the technology is already deeply embedded into nearly every productivity app and tech device—as we predicted years earlier that it would be. See for example “SINGULARITY UNIVERSITY: FUELING AI ASCENDANCE” (3 Aug 2021).