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Andrew Miller: Society’s Relentless March Towards AI Fraught with Danger

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Date Published
11 Jan 2026
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11 Jan 2026, 06:31 pm

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One in four people aged under 30 get their medical advice mostly from LLMs — large language models, like ChatGPT-5.

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The article highlights the increasing reliance on large language models, like ChatGPT-5, especially among younger people, raising concerns about AI's influence on critical areas such as healthcare. It underscores the potential dangers associated with high dependency on AI for medical advice, which could lead to misinformation and misdiagnosis. The piece contributes to the AI safety discourse by emphasizing the need for careful governance and ethical considerations to mitigate risks associated with AI technologies. Although the article discusses significant societal implications of AI, it lacks depth in addressing existential or catastrophic risks directly linked to AI developments.