Arvind Narayanan

It's weird for me to be saying this, but I have to say, think of the children. I'm never asked this because, and what I mean by that is that AI, the role of AI in kids' lives, kids who are born today, for instance, is going to be so profound. And it's something that technologists should be thinking about. Every parent should be thinking about.

Policymakers should be thinking about because it can be profoundly good or profoundly bad or anything in between. And both as a technologist and as a parent, I think about that a lot.

Policymakers should be thinking about because it can be profoundly good or profoundly bad or anything in between. And both as a technologist and as a parent, I think about that a lot.

Policymakers should be thinking about because it can be profoundly good or profoundly bad or anything in between. And both as a technologist and as a parent, I think about that a lot.

This has been really, really fun. I apologize for rambling occasionally, but I hope that it's, yeah, I'm really looking forward to hearing it when it's out there.

This has been really, really fun. I apologize for rambling occasionally, but I hope that it's, yeah, I'm really looking forward to hearing it when it's out there.

This has been really, really fun. I apologize for rambling occasionally, but I hope that it's, yeah, I'm really looking forward to hearing it when it's out there.