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Inside the First AI Insight Forum in Washington
Underestimating the Progress of AI on a Double Exponential
AI Key Takeaways
- AI progress is likely underestimated on a double exponential curve
- Comparison made to 24th century technology crashing on the 21st century
- Likelihood of current governance systems not being able to hold up to technological advancements
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Marc Andreessen: How Risk Taking, Innovation & Artificial Intelligence Transform Human Experience
The Social Resistance Faced in Innovation
AI Key Takeaways
- The process of innovating and creating something new often gets overlooked.
- Successful individuals commonly face skepticism and social resistance.
- Agreeable people may struggle with embracing new ideas.
- Dealing with social discomfort is crucial for pursuing innovation.
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Procrastination Expert: How To Get Over The Procrastination Trap - Professor Fuschia M. Sirois
Fight procrastination by reaching out to others to get clarity on the task at hand
AI Key Takeaways
- Getting clarity around a task can reduce feelings of uncertainty, stress, anxiety, and self-doubt.
- Obtaining more information and talking to other people can help increase clarity in a task.
- Shame and guilt around procrastination can make it difficult to seek help or ask questions.
- Creating an open culture where people can ask questions without judgment can help manage procrastination.
- Asking for help and seeking clarity from the start of a task is important for managing uncertainty.
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#139 Laurie Santos: The Pursuit of Happiness
The arrival fallacy: Why we often mispredict happiness
AI Key Takeaways
- People who are always waiting to be happy until something specific happens are referred to as 'happy if' or 'happy when' people.
- This mindset is based on the arrival fallacy, where people believe they will be happy once a certain event or achievement occurs.
- However, research shows that the anticipated happiness from these events is often overestimated in terms of intensity and duration.
- As a result, individuals may experience disappointment when they finally reach their desired goals.
- This pattern can be seen in individuals who constantly think 'I'll be happy when...' and then find that achieving their goals doesn't bring the expected happiness.
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