We explore Socrates' approach to knowledge and its relevance to AI and prompting today. By examining Socratic inquiry, we uncover parallels with AI prompting techniques, offering insights into effective communication with AI systems. This perspective not only enriches our understanding of AI interactions but also emphasizes the timeless value of critical thinking and questioning in the digital age.

The bottom-up development of AI is critical for our freedom and prosperity since it offers a way for citizens and communities to regain digital control. Otherwise, the AI future will be taken over by a handful of companies whose bottom line is to monetise their products and services. In short: we will all be taken hostage.

The text discusses the ethical and human rights implications of artificial intelligence (AI). It highlights the importance of addressing issues such as bias, discrimination, privacy, and automation to fully harness AI's potential for positive impact. The text emphasizes the need for human-centric approaches, regulation, and training to navigate the challenges posed by AI responsibly. Policymakers, businesses, developers, and society at large play crucial roles in shaping AI technologies in an ethical and human-centric manner. The message underscores the importance of proactive engagement with ethics and human rights considerations in the development and deployment of AI.