Mass AI-Driven Unemployment, NVIDIA Surges, CEOs' AI Avatars Unleashed
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Is AI going to drive mass unemployment or are urgent warnings about job loss just marketing? NVIDIA meanwhile turns in stellar earnings. Mark Zuckerberg and Paul Merlucky team up to build war goggles, and CEOs are using AI avatars for their earnings calls. We'll cover it all on a Big Technology Podcast Friday edition right after this. This episode is brought to you by Genesis.
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And nuanced format, we have a big week of news to speak with you about today, starting with the prophecies of anthropic CEO Dario Amode that we're about to see mass unemployment due to AI. We'll also touch on Nvidia earnings. We'll talk about this partnership between Meta and Andreal to build these war VR goggles, which is quite interesting and might signal a shift in Silicon Valley and of course We're going to talk about CEOs dispatching their AI avatars to their earnings calls and maybe they will come to a meeting near you. Joining us as always on Fridays to break down the news with us is Ron John Roy of Margins.
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