By Lena W. Claybon
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a far-off concept from science fiction movies. It’s here, woven into our daily lives—helping us navigate traffic, recommend songs, detect fraud, and even create art. But as AI becomes more powerful, the question has shifted from what can AI do? to what should we do about it?
Some people are deeply afraid of AI—and not without reason. They worry that machines will replace workers, erode privacy, spread misinformation, or evolve beyond our control. Others are wildly optimistic, believing AI can solve climate change, cure disease, and revolutionize how we live and work.
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