
Wozniak Cheers Graduates with 'Actual Intelligence' Message
Steve Wozniak championed human 'actual intelligence' and original thinking as the ultimate tools for graduates entering an AI-dominated workforce.
Examines how the general public perceives, trusts, and reacts to AI technologies, including fears around job displacement, economic impact, and government regulation.

Steve Wozniak championed human 'actual intelligence' and original thinking as the ultimate tools for graduates entering an AI-dominated workforce.

Hating AI is a rational act of resistance against a tech elite trying to force a flawed, dehumanizing technology onto an unwilling public.

College graduates are vocally rejecting pro-AI commencement speeches, leading to direct confrontations with speakers over the technology's future.
LLMorphism is the psychological bias of viewing human cognition through the lens of large language model architecture, potentially devaluing human intelligence.

Gen Z is leading a cultural backlash against AI, viewing it as a forced, ethically fraught technology that degrades human intelligence and job security.

As public distrust of AI grows, the industry is shifting toward practical, agentic tools while facing a significant perception gap between optimistic insiders and skeptical consumers.