Are AI fears genuine? Why we should demand evidence, not alarm

e27 - Nov 3, 2026

Over the past couple of months, I’ve come across several perspectives from AI founders that have made me question whether the fears surrounding AI are genuine concerns or narratives being shaped to serve their own interests. Recent comments by some of the biggest names in the technology industry about AI should be judged by facts […] The post Are AI fears genuine? Why we should demand evidence, not alarm appeared first on e27.

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