The Choice
Who's actually making the decisions about AI right now? Who's missing from that conversation?
CEOs? Governments? Users? You?
Who should have a seat that doesn't?
What would have to be true — public awareness, political will, agreement — for AI's path to actually change?
A law? A disaster? A shift in what people will accept?
What moves first — people, or power?
We watch — The AI Doc, Segment 2 of 4.
The film spends a lot of time on the race — between AI companies, and between countries. What's driving it? What would it take to change?
Money? Fear of losing? National pride?
Could anyone stop it if they wanted to?
The people building the most powerful AI often talk openly about its risks. What do you make of that?
Honest? A way to look responsible? Both?
Would you keep building something you called dangerous?
The film says we're at a fork in the road. What does the path you'd want look like?
Who's empowered? What's protected? What are the rules?
Who gets to decide what “better” means?
What different choices could create better outcomes — in companies, in government, in society?
One change at each level?
What's stopping those changes right now?
Is change even possible? History has a few surprises.
Discussion questions adapted from the Center for Humane Technology, The AI Doc Discussion Guide.