The Future of Artificial Intelligence

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Postgraduate age are when they're able to apply this in a new direction and develop new things. They also tend to be less tolerant for political expediency. So I find them to be useful. There's been a lot of news on the concept of artificial intelligence, chat GPT-4 is out. Chat GPT-5 is being trained up. Some global organizations have suggested that expanding AI and data collection to closely monitor our resource use - even at the individual level using smart monitoring,. et cetera.

In this episode, Simon Michaux returns to discuss his new paper “A Resource Balanced Economy”, which outlines an alternative economic and social system. This conversation builds off of his two previous episodes on The Great Simplification, unpacking the ideas and tools that will be helpful in planning for an unknown future with more energy and material constraints. How can we be more intentional about the design of our technology to make products that are longer lasting and easier to reuse? How can we organize society to create resilient communities based around actual human needs, rather than endless efficiency geared towards growth? Can an ‘Arcadian Blueprint’ emerge, and at what scale, and by whom?

About Simon Michaux:

Dr. Simon Michaux is an Associate Professor of Geometallurgy at the Geological Survey of Finland. He has a PhD in mining engineering. Dr. Michaux’s long-term work is on societal transformation toward a circular economy.

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