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What a bunch of PR word salad.
I skimmed through most of the article, it reads like an oligarch propaganda piece. But in the BBC's defense they did ask some relevant questions.
In particular, Mayer's framing of "pessimists" and "optimists" is almost beautiful in an abstract kind of way.
It is not a matter of being pessimistic or optimistic about ML powered services, it's a matter of not trusting a bunch of vapid, corrupt, dishonest ghouls like Mayer and her ilk.
Only a complete fool would believe the word salad about wanting to make the world a better place and leveraging technology to help develop human connections. It reads like a parody or satire.