Artificial Intelligence and Public Comment

I don't fear AI as in the "machine taking over", but I do fear AI and how my children will have to deal with it. I'm an adult, I can figure it out and if I get dupped, oh well! My children, however, are at an age where they can be easily influenced and taken advantage of. It doesn't take much nowadays to use social media pictures to create deepfakes to blackmail or terrorize children with.

I know for a fact AI has been used for years by militaries when it comes to SERE or conduct after capture type training, where they manipulate information about you and your family, in order to see if you'll break. That's being used in training environment with good effects on people, people who know it's training and all make believe, yet still fall for it.
 
What percentage of items that are up for public comment do you think those comments are actually wanted? In the states I am even casually familiar with, the public comments are often ignored.

I just got done reding through some public comments on a state level issue. About 1/2 of them weren't spelled properly, and out of those, 1/2 misidentified the issue at hand.
 
I just got done reding through some public comments on a state level issue. About 1/2 of them weren't spelled properly, and out of those, 1/2 misidentified the issue at hand.
The American education system in full display. Not sure if I should be more afraid of being ruled by robots or Gen Z.
 

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