Graduates Right to Cheer for AI – 'Actual Intelligence'
Wozniak urged graduates to value human judgment as he briefly interrupted the ceremony with a six-word message on AI.
- Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak addressed Grand Valley State University graduates, reframing the artificial intelligence debate with 6 words. The address was received with genuine, immediate applause.
- Amid student disapproval, previous speakers at the University faced booing and protests that forced them to stop speeches mid-address.
- The Apple co-founder received authentic cheering from graduates, a sharp departure from the rejection that has marred similar artificial intelligence discussions at other institutions.
- Providing a perspective that was conspicuously missing from public discourse, the Apple co-founder said students must "deal with," avoiding the detached warnings that typically alienate students.
- Artificial intelligence discourse remains a challenge for the University, as institutions struggle to address student concerns without triggering the backlash seen elsewhere.
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Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Yakima Herald-RepublicGraduates cheered Steve Wozniak’s affirmation of humans over AI. Leaders, pay attention
I was seated onstage at Grand Valley State University’s commencement when Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak leaned into the microphone and reframed the entire conversation about artificial intelligence in six words. The post Graduates cheered Steve Wozniak’s affirmation of humans over AI. Leaders, pay attention appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
Dothan Eagle
Graduates right to cheer for AI – 'actual intelligence'
I was seated onstage at Grand Valley State University's commencement when Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak leaned into the microphone and reframed the entire conversation about artificial intelligence in six words.
Montana Standard
Why graduates cheered Steve Wozniak’s affirmation of humans over AI
I was seated onstage at Grand Valley State University’s commencement when Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak leaned into the microphone and reframed the entire conversation about artificial intelligence in six words.
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