Sally Kohn: What has always struck me is interesting about this community of very concerned and yet sort of determined AI architects. She says they don't seem to live in the way that you would expect if you actually believed what they say they believe. Kohn: It's a real culture of people who are extremely far on the bell curve of analytical intelligence. And so whether or not they can imagine, most of us do, but I don't think most of them are all the way there.
The New York Times Opinion columnist Ezra Klein has spent years talking to artificial intelligence researchers. Many of them feel the prospect of A.I. discovery is too sweet to ignore, regardless of the technology’s risks.
Today, Mr. Klein discusses the profound changes that an A.I.-powered world will create, how current business models are failing to meet the A.I. moment, and the steps government can take to achieve a positive A.I. future.
Also, radical acceptance of your phone addiction may just help your phone addiction.
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