Arvind Narayanan on Why AI Isn’t All That Revolutionary
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We should be prepared for radical shifts, like people like you know, professors having a lot of status because we can produce something that is unique today. might not be unique in the future so there's no gonna be no need for people, you know, doing podcasts like this. This sort of stuff is all things that you can get from me. May maybe I I think we should be ready for that. And now the good fight. With Yasha Monk A lot of the debate about artificial intelligence has a very straightforward assumption.
But this is an extraordinary piece of technology. That is going to transform the world in fundamental ways. And that Any attempt to grapple with what it'll do to the world.
And any attempt to try and regulate it, to try and respond to it from a perspective of individuals or workers or corporations or the state needs to recognize the way in these extraordinary times. Well My guest today is the most prominent voice in the debate arguing that vet. Is
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