The technology presents all sorts of thorny problems—a philosopher’s favourite kindIllustration: Simon BaillyTEN YEARS ago, as the AI revolution was gathering pace, arts and humanities students were told that, if they wanted to make themselves employable, they should “learn to code”. That may have been bad advice. These days, it is programmers who are nervous about AI taking their jobs. Already have an account?Log in Continue with a free trial Get full access to our independent journalism f...