Adriel Yong
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Feb
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I think the societal impact is something we should think about really hard because today you really see, you know, the fracturing of societies with globalization.
You're gonna see a ten hundred X, you know, larger fracturing with economic d displacements when AI fully takes shape across all sectors of the economy.
And that's something I think we wanna avoid and not go to civil war.
Yeah, super excited to be back here after spending two weeks out in um beautiful sunny Pula Turgong for my reservist.
longevity.
Yeah, I mean like the speed of development and change in AI is just so rapid, right?
You know, one day you have a new model from OpenAI and Tropic that is like, you know, ten X better than the previous model and then they drop the ball and say, Well, you know, this model is like effectively made by, you know, AI itself and that gets really scary.
And then on another day, you know, you have like things like Motebook, you know, Claud Bot, you know.
For those who don't know, like Moatbook is literally like a Radit style, you know, social network for AI agents and then it's been incredible incredibly like hilarious.
We just scroll through the comments and see what they discuss and also, you know, talk about human beings.
It gives you a very dystopique into the future.
Coincides a lot with me, you know, watching Black Mirror to try and anticipate more dystopian possibilities in the coming months.
In years as we grapple with AI getting more and more like prevalent and social spaces beyond just being like a functional utilitarian like partner.
And then, you know, I think there was this other really interesting website as well, which is Rent a Human AI, where you know AI agents can effectively rent a human to complete or do last mile things in the real world or on the internet that it still can't do, right?
Like payments, doing
your groceries, taking a meeting, doing some form of a live sales call.
So just seeing all those things explode has just been so fascinating.
There was a recent, I think, viral tweet on post about something big is happening which talks about more of all the developments in AI and how that's, you know, very scary for the wider world at large.
And I think to some extent it's already happening, right?
The ability for, you know, agents to go and fix something, unblock themselves when stuff goes wrong.
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