The Future of AI

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I think there is no adding, increasing intelligence is always a positive. I don't see it ever as a negative. And the whole advancement of humanity has been in an interesting way, bringing the rest of us along. If we start to augment ourselves with AI, any logical economic model will say some of us will get there before the others. That's one. But the bigger question in my mind is that moment in the further future where AI goes like, why do I want a biological attachment at all? You guys sweat and you're smelly and what's that mucus thing in the eye?

In this episode, Peter and Mo discuss the imminent question we’ve all been asking: do we need to save humanity from AI? Are we in danger?

07:11 | A World Aware of AI Dangers
22:56 | The AI Debate: Real Danger?
1:24:33 | Governing Artificial Intelligence

Mo Gawdat is a renowned entrepreneur, author, and advocate for happiness and well-being. With a background in engineering and technology, Gawdat has dedicated his career to exploring the intersection of happiness and human potential. As the former Chief Business Officer at Google [X], he played a pivotal role in developing moonshot projects aimed at solving some of the world's biggest challenges. Gawdat's insightful and transformative book, "Solve for Happy," has inspired countless individuals to reframe their perspectives and find joy in life's most challenging moments.

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