Artificial intelligence between the definition of freedom and the freedom of definition
Caution is never out of place. Here, let's say, trains. When, in the nineteenth century, Serbia had a real chance for a train to run across the country, a debate broke out about that devil's device, and the need for it in general, a debate which, due to its depth of nonsense, would fit perfectly into today's Serbia. Or, let's say, atomic energy (without precious contributions from Serbia, of course). Man first made the atomic bomb, then he started scratching his head (in other words: to think about the consequences), but it was too late. Perhaps Helderlin is right when he says that precisely in danger lies what will save us, but even in what can save us is the germ of our downfall.
