Will AI impact human arrogance?

Lex Fridman has touched on the potential impact of AI on human behavior, including elements of arrogance, in his discussion with Richard Craib. They explored how AI systems backed by human supervision might dominate the stock market. Craib shared an anecdote about a hedge fund manager who chose not to exploit certain market opportunities, fearing the negative consequences, indicating a level of humility and ethical consideration that might be absent in collective human behaviors like those seen in WallStreetBets.

Fridman highlighted how human morality can be overshadowed by group dynamics, often leading to dangerous outcomes. This underscores the idea that while AI systems can have structured, ethical programming, human arrogance and moral lapses in group settings could prove more hazardous. Thus, AI might not directly impact human arrogance, but it contrasts with human ethical shortcomings, showcasing the complexities of human behavior versus programmed AI actions 1.