Habits, Routine, and Surroundings | 17min snip from The Tim Ferriss Show

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Habits, Routine, and Surroundings

This chapter explores the importance of habits and routines in various aspects of life, such as performance and personal style. The speakers discuss the benefits of repetition, having a uniform, and being a creature of habit. They also emphasize the value of surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals who are focused on creating and working hard.

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Speaker 6

Elon

Speaker 1

Musk and other tech titans have released a letter calling for a temporary ban on the development of AI, citing concerns that we might inadvertently create an intelligence that actually outsmarts humans. What do you make of

Speaker 6

this letter? I think the letter is misplaced at the moment for a number of reasons. One is I think that it ignores the potential benefits of AI, which I don't think it would be right to arrest to stop. Secondly, I think in practice, I don't think it is feasible to stop the development of AI when we know that increasing computing power is something that inextrably has been deployed for decades from the dawn of computing. I think a better approach would have been to call for governments and regulators around the world to take seriously and to accelerate the development of appropriate regulation

Speaker 1

and also to work with each other. The EU is taking a much more measured and one could say more cautious approach. Last week, Italy temporarily banned chat GPT over data breach concerns. Why is the

Speaker 5

UK taking a different approach?

Speaker 6

I think the government is taking the right approach in not rushing to close down the application of a technology that has not proved itself to be fatal to any important aspects of life. At the moment, there are risks there. It is true, but recognizing that regulation does need to go beyond what is currently there, but not to press even if it were possible to do so. The emergency stop button. I don't think that's possible. I don't think it's desirable.

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