Anyone noticed that when folks get even a little specific about the supposed benefits of "AI" the call outs are frequently "curing disease" (sometimes specifically cancer and/or Alzheimer's) and "addressing climate change"? I'm hearing it enough to wonder where these talking points come from.
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