New 'Black Mirror' Game Turns AI Anxiety into Playful Mall Adventure
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A new immersive game experience in San Francisco called "Black Mirror Careers" turns anxiety about AI taking jobs into a lighthearted adventure. Players act out future jobs in a world dominated by AI.
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The game is set up at Stonestown Galleria mall. Nearby shoppers and mall visitors seem oblivious or unconcerned about AI's impact.
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Interviewed players have mixed feelings about AI. Some see benefits for their jobs while others don't see the connection. Overall more curious than worried.
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52% of Americans polled are more concerned than excited about AI in daily life. 10% feel more excitement than concern.
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A professor plays the game with his daughters and notes it raises philosophical questions about identity and what it means to be human.