Our AI Leaders Want to Play God. First, They Should Believe in One.

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The tech titans promising to transcend human nature have a basic problem: They can’t explain what makes human nature worth preserving in the first place, writes Spencer Klavan.

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Our AI Leaders Want to Play God. First, They Should Believe in One.

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