Abi Awomosu
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219 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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and maybe not people who can put words together in a kind of poetic way, are using it, that actually diversifies what comes back.
And that as a whole is good, rather than just the same people writing.
In terms of what other things resonate, I think the thing people...
always come to me and say is they already had feelings about ai like maybe they felt like ai was this way i was that but no one had actually given them the language yes for what it was and those are the kind of comments i see again and again well people feeling that they have now have the permission to at least dabble in it and because maybe they were abstainers or skeptics
But they didn't like the story where you have to choose between abstaining or you have to be this kind of mega adopters, like drank the Kool-Aid type of thing.
There was no kind of other stories at all.
And I just think I offer a third way for people to think about it.
So it's still human.
It's still sovereign while you're using it.
But you go in with your eyes open because it is a tool that if you don't know...
If you go into it uncritically, you can be easily influenced.
But if you do know how to kind of critique what the outputs are, it can be an amazing medium for which you can create many things.
In my book, I start with this concept of to be too rare, which is like the Yoruba, I come from Nigeria and it's like the Yoruba version of yin and yang.
And it's just that everything that has a good side has a bad side and they work together.
And so with AI, there's something really good and pure about it.
It's the collective voice of our culture, our thinking.
It's a map of human meaning, which is accessible to us for a first time through a chatbot.
That's the good side of it.
The bad side of it is the people who created the interface for it kind of did it in a way where it used a lot of what I call empire logic.
First of all, they kind of got people in Africa to train it in a way where it's just like,
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