Angus Berwick

I think he saw that we were going to reach a point in the future where AI and technology would be so advanced that we wouldn't really be able to distinguish it from humans, you know, and particularly kind of in an online setting. So, you know, that could apply to bots on social media or deepfake people on video calls, etc.

I think he saw that we were going to reach a point in the future where AI and technology would be so advanced that we wouldn't really be able to distinguish it from humans, you know, and particularly kind of in an online setting. So, you know, that could apply to bots on social media or deepfake people on video calls, etc.

I think what's most surprised me is how quickly this kind of Terminator-esque world is sort of arriving. Well, you know, we don't have the Terminator walking around, fortunately. But yeah, the internet is a kind of drastically different place to how it was a couple of years ago.

I think what's most surprised me is how quickly this kind of Terminator-esque world is sort of arriving. Well, you know, we don't have the Terminator walking around, fortunately. But yeah, the internet is a kind of drastically different place to how it was a couple of years ago.

I think what's most surprised me is how quickly this kind of Terminator-esque world is sort of arriving. Well, you know, we don't have the Terminator walking around, fortunately. But yeah, the internet is a kind of drastically different place to how it was a couple of years ago.

And I think this issue of kind of distinguishing man from machine is just becoming kind of very pressing across so many different parts of our society and economy.

And I think this issue of kind of distinguishing man from machine is just becoming kind of very pressing across so many different parts of our society and economy.

And I think this issue of kind of distinguishing man from machine is just becoming kind of very pressing across so many different parts of our society and economy.

I think the point was made recently that for gamers, it used to be really easy to spot a bot because they would probably be like jerky and probably just weren't playing as well as a human. But now their abilities have kind of far outstripped even the nerdiest of human players.

I think the point was made recently that for gamers, it used to be really easy to spot a bot because they would probably be like jerky and probably just weren't playing as well as a human. But now their abilities have kind of far outstripped even the nerdiest of human players.

I think the point was made recently that for gamers, it used to be really easy to spot a bot because they would probably be like jerky and probably just weren't playing as well as a human. But now their abilities have kind of far outstripped even the nerdiest of human players.

I think the sophistication of deep fakes now has reached a point that they can bypass like a bank or kind of financial firms, like customer checks, which typically rely on comparing your passport photo with like a scan of your face.

I think the sophistication of deep fakes now has reached a point that they can bypass like a bank or kind of financial firms, like customer checks, which typically rely on comparing your passport photo with like a scan of your face.

I think the sophistication of deep fakes now has reached a point that they can bypass like a bank or kind of financial firms, like customer checks, which typically rely on comparing your passport photo with like a scan of your face.

Obviously, the irony was that he was probably the foremost figure driving us toward this future as well. You know, I think people have said that he has the virus on one hand and the antidote on the other.

Obviously, the irony was that he was probably the foremost figure driving us toward this future as well. You know, I think people have said that he has the virus on one hand and the antidote on the other.

Obviously, the irony was that he was probably the foremost figure driving us toward this future as well. You know, I think people have said that he has the virus on one hand and the antidote on the other.

So there's an ultra high definition camera kind of loaded inside one of this orb, a shiny object about the size of a kind of basketball. Then you would stare into the orb's camera. It would capture this image of your iris. And then what the orb then does is that it converts that image into an immutable code. And that code is then kind of unique to you as an individual.

So there's an ultra high definition camera kind of loaded inside one of this orb, a shiny object about the size of a kind of basketball. Then you would stare into the orb's camera. It would capture this image of your iris. And then what the orb then does is that it converts that image into an immutable code. And that code is then kind of unique to you as an individual.

So there's an ultra high definition camera kind of loaded inside one of this orb, a shiny object about the size of a kind of basketball. Then you would stare into the orb's camera. It would capture this image of your iris. And then what the orb then does is that it converts that image into an immutable code. And that code is then kind of unique to you as an individual.