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Rhodess also emphasizes the danger of “unforeseen edge cases,” exemplified by autonomous vehicles misjudging pedestrians or misinterpreting scenarios, emphasizing that what seems a minor oversight can lead to tragedies.

Humanity’s Resilience and Resocialization in the Face of Horror

Amidst these technical fears, the discussion recognizes that humans are remarkably adaptable. Drawing parallels from studies on animals and humans, they conclusively state that people can adapt to horrifying environments—like food-processing plants or concentration camps—by gradually normalizing their surroundings or detaching emotionally from it.