In this episode, experts Calum Chace and Justin Grammens discuss the evolution of AI messaging, public concerns, and the impact of large language models. They explore the challenges and benefits of open source software, generative AI, and the potential impact of GDPR and AI regulations on consumers. They also delve into concerns about generative AI tools, including disinformation, deep fakes, and accidental radicalization through algorithms.
The future of AI regulation, including the EU AI Act and the need for responsible development and ethical considerations.
The impact of large language models on various aspects of society, including public perception, copyright issues, and their potential for enhancing education.
The growing use of AI in businesses, its potential to enhance productivity and efficiency, and the need for responsible development and ethical considerations.
Deep dives
AI and the Future: Predictions for 2024
In this podcast episode, the host discusses predictions for AI in 2024. The guests, Justin Grammons and Kalam Chase, share their thoughts on how AI will continue to impact various industries and society as a whole. They also discuss the evolution of public perception and messaging around AI, as well as the implications of AI in the political sphere, particularly in elections. Additionally, they explore the regulation of AI and its impact on education, as well as the potential for AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) in the future. Overall, the episode provides insights into the current state and future trajectory of AI.
The Impact of Large Language Models and the Copyright Debate
The podcast delves into the impact of large language models, such as GPT-4, on various aspects of society. They discuss how these models have evolved and the public's perception of AI as a potential threat. The conversation also touches on the copyright issues surrounding AI-generated content and the need for regulations in this area. The guests share their thoughts on the role of AI in education and how it can enhance learning experiences. They emphasize that while AI can be a powerful tool, the human educator still plays a vital role in guiding and interacting with students. Additionally, they explore the long-term implications of AI and the potential development of artificial general intelligence (AGI).
The Future of AI in Business and Workforce
The episode discusses the growing use of AI in businesses and its impact on the workforce. The guests highlight the potential for AI to enhance productivity and efficiency in various industries. They discuss the competition among companies to develop more advanced AI models and the rise of tailored models for enterprise use. The conversation also touches on the role of AI in creative industries and the challenges surrounding copyright and intellectual property. The guests express optimism about the future of AI in business but also highlight the need for responsible development and ethical considerations.
The Evolution of AI Ethics and Governance
The podcast explores the ethical and governance considerations related to AI. The guests discuss the need for regulations to ensure the safe and responsible development and use of AI. They highlight the EU AI Act as an example of ongoing efforts to address these issues. The conversation also touches on the potential for AI-generated disinformation in political campaigns and the role of governments in regulating AI in this context. The guests emphasize the importance of considering the long-term implications of AI and preparing for the potential societal impacts.
Looking Ahead: Anticipating AI Advances and the Path to AGI
In this episode, the guests discuss the anticipated advances in AI and the path towards artificial general intelligence (AGI). They highlight the ongoing development of AI agents and the potential for these agents to revolutionize various aspects of society, including education and personal productivity. The conversation also touches on the challenges and ethical considerations associated with AGI. The guests emphasize the need for continual reflection and preparation for the emergence of AGI, as it has the potential to significantly impact the future of humanity.
In our now-traditional end-of-year episode, we look back on the year to date and forward to the year to be. I am joined by previous guest Calum Chace, co-host of the London Futurists podcast and author of The Economic Singularity, and Justin Grammens, founder of the AppliedAI conference and podcast. Together, we review what happened with AI in 2023 and make some predictions for 2024. We look back at the impact of large language models such as #ChatGPT and forward to how they will evolve and change the workplace, economy, and society. We also discuss the future of regulation, the EU AI Act, the 2024 US elections, disinformation, and the future of education.
All this plus our usual look at today's AI headlines.
