HIBT Lab! Google: Sundar Pichai (2022)

Hey, it's Guy here. So it seems like every day there's another story about AI and about people freaking out about what it might mean for the future. Congress just had a series of hearings with Sam Altman from OpenAI to talk about how to regulate artificial intelligence, and if you missed Sam on this show, just scroll back in the queue to find that episode. Even the writer strike in Hollywood is partially centered around whether tools like Chat GBT might one day replace human screenwriters.

Anyway, back in the spring of twenty twenty two, I spoke with Sundar Pachai, the CEO of Google, and he talked about how in the early days of the internet, There wasn't enough thought put into its potential dangers, especially with things like social media. But he did say there has been a lot of proactive work around these issues when it comes to artificial intelligence. Since our conversation, Google has made giant leaps AI development. Earlier this year, the company released its own chatbot called Bard, and while the technology is far from perfect, It does give us a sense of where AI is headed.

And for better or worse it will transform our lives. So with that said, I wanted to replay this conversation with Sundar from last year because I think it's even more relevant today. Than when it first air. Okay. Here it is.

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