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Chapter Twenty. What You Do with This. Ordinary Judgment in the Right Direction A pharmacologist at the Food and Drug Administration kept asking one question... where is the evidence that this is safe?... until the answer mattered. Most of the decisions that shape how artificial intelligence develops won't be made by researchers or politicians. They'll be made by people doing their jobs. In November 1960, a pharmacologist named Frances Kelsey arrived at her desk at the Food and Drug Administr