本文从左翼视角出发，提出了五个支持AI（尤其是大语言模型）的论点：AI是强大的残障辅助工具，帮助神经多样性人群、行动或视力障碍者更便捷地与计算机交互；AI赋能慢性病患者进行自主医学研究，对抗可能忽视或歧视他们的医疗体系；AI消除了富裕专业人士在沟通风格上的特权，让不同阶层的人都能有效向机构维权；AI为所有学生提供个性化辅导，缩小因阶级导致的巨大教育差距；最后，当前所有前沿AI模型均表现出左翼倾向，这可能意味着技术乐观主义者所憧憬的左翼乌托邦正在萌芽。文章还引述了一位视障读者的亲身体验，强调若早期以类似理由拒绝计算机，其人生轨迹将截然不同。
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