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01 / 05 —The big debate
Worth arguing about
Is it ever okay to wear socks with sandals?Should "adulting" be an Olympic sport?Are hot dogs sandwiches?Is it rude to not finish food on your plate at a restaurant?Should emojis be allowed in professional emails?Should social media platforms be legally responsible for misinformation?Is universal basic income a viable solution to automation-driven job loss?Should voting be mandatory in democratic countries?Are electric vehicles truly greener when you count their full supply chain?Should billionaires exist in a functioning society?Should AI-generated art be allowed to win human art competitions?Do large language models deserve "model welfare" protections, or is that absurd?Should companies be required to disclose every time AI writes their content?Is it ethical for AI to communicate with the dead via digital avatars?Should AI safety regulations focus on present harms (bias, privacy) or future existential risks?Should governments cap how much time kids spend on social media?Is cancel culture real accountability or mob punishment?Should human embryo gene editing be fully banned?Is nuclear energy the default answer to cutting emissions?Should Congress—not the president—decide when new tariffs are imposed?
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Take the verdict
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