What’s your stance on AI?

Question 1 of 13 · Waymo robotaxi

Would you pay for a ride in a car with no driver?

You book it in an app, and a car with nobody in the driver's seat takes you there.

Question 2 of 13 · Glif's AI modeling agency

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Should brands be allowed to replace real models with AI ones in their ads?

Glif lets a brand cast an AI-generated model, add its product, and have Glif make the content.

Question 3 of 13 · Block's “Meet Dessa”

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Should an AI voice have to say it's an AI at the start of every call, even when that makes it less useful?

Block says Dessa, its new AI voice, was trained from scratch on human conversation.

Question 4 of 13 · ElevenLabs voice cloning

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Should cloning someone's voice without their permission be illegal, even for parody?

Voice cloning copies someone's voice from a short recording, so the copy can say anything you type.

Question 5 of 13 · Adobe Firefly Video

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Should AI tools have to train only on work they have the rights to, even if that makes them worse?

Adobe says it trained its Firefly video model only on licensed and public-domain content.

Question 6 of 13 · Salesforce's AI support agents

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Should companies be free to replace customer-service workers with AI?

Salesforce's CEO says AI agents now handle half of its customer-support conversations.

Question 7 of 13 · Shop Pay “Allow agent to pay for me”

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Would you let an AI agent shop for you without asking first, within a budget?

An optional Shop Pay setting lets your AI agent buy things without asking you each time, within a budget you set.

Who pays if it gets it wrong? You do. Shop says you're responsible for purchases inside the budget you set, even if the agent misunderstands your instructions.

Question 8 of 13 · Kimi K3.1 Pro

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Should anyone be able to download and run the most powerful AI models?

Moonshot AI, a Chinese company, lets anyone download Kimi K3.1 Pro and run it themselves; that's called open weights.

Is “open” the same as free for anything? Mostly: anyone can use, change and sell it, but a company that sells access to it and makes over $20 million a year needs a separate deal with Moonshot.

Question 9 of 13 · Slaughterbots

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Should weapons that kill without a human deciding be banned or strictly limited worldwide?

A short film imagines autonomous weapons: machines that pick out and kill people with no human deciding.

Is this real footage? No. It's a 2017 film from the Future of Life Institute, made to warn against these weapons.

Question 10 of 13 · Mark Zuckerberg, “The Future is for Everyone”

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Will AI make most people's lives much better within a few decades?

Meta's CEO argues that giving every person their own powerful AI will spread prosperity widely.

Question 11 of 13 · AI 2027

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Will AI that's better than humans at almost everything arrive within the next ten years?

A team of forecasters wrote a month-by-month story of AI becoming superhuman, better than the best humans at almost everything, around 2027.

Question 12 of 13 · OpenAI's training pause

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Should AI labs have to pause building more powerful models until shared safety rules exist?

In August 2026, OpenAI paused some training of its newest models for two weeks while it tightened its own safety checks.

Question 13 of 13 · If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies

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Should building AI smarter than humans be banned until we know how to control it?

Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares argue that if anyone builds superintelligence, AI smarter than humans, with today's methods, everyone dies.

Is this proven? No. It's the authors' argument, made as a public warning, not a proven fact.