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Mayer, who just launched AI assistant startup Dazzle AI, argues that the long-term outcome of AI is unknowable but that the odds favor benefits in science, medicine, and everyday life. She concedes that the industry's early rollout was "perhaps too cavalier" and has fueled U.S. public skepticism. For readers, the key takeaway is that this is one executive's optimistic forecast, not evidence, and the questions she raises about jobs, families, and children remain open.
Marissa Mayer: Anyone who says they know how AI will play out is ‘either lying or arrogant or both’

The former Yahoo CEO, who just launched AI assistant startup Dazzle AI, says the odds still favor an AI future that’s good for science, creativity, and busy parents.
Marissa Mayer has been a builder in Silicon Valley since the dawn of Google. But even she says the honest answer about where AI is headed is that nobody knows. “We have a new form of intelligence, and anyone who says they know how this is going to play out is either lying or arrogant or both,” Mayer told Fortune executive editorial director Diane Brady on…
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