「AI、"人間性"、そしてドクター・マンハッタン症候群」
原子力業界がかつて一般市民とのコミュニケーションに失敗し信頼を失った教訓を、現在のAI業界の態度に重ねた考察。OpenAIのグレッグ・ブロックマンらが人々の具体的な不安（仕事、プライバシー、クリエイティブな作品の無断使用など）に対して、形而上学的な「文明の使命」論で応じる姿勢を「患者の膝の痛みを無視して人体の美しさを語る医者」と批判する。
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