Bill Gates
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Yeah, so AI is the most profound technology of my lifetime. You can say that it's just a culmination of all the things I had a chance to be involved with, but it's more profound because it's about exceeding human capabilities in many areas, and it's happening very quickly and
Yeah, so AI is the most profound technology of my lifetime. You can say that it's just a culmination of all the things I had a chance to be involved with, but it's more profound because it's about exceeding human capabilities in many areas, and it's happening very quickly and
you know, so the opportunity to have personal tutors and great medical advice is incredibly positive, but it's so dramatic how it changes the job market and, you know, how we think of how humans spend time and how, you know, what's valuable that, yeah, this one, this one really is scary.
you know, so the opportunity to have personal tutors and great medical advice is incredibly positive, but it's so dramatic how it changes the job market and, you know, how we think of how humans spend time and how, you know, what's valuable that, yeah, this one, this one really is scary.
you know, so the opportunity to have personal tutors and great medical advice is incredibly positive, but it's so dramatic how it changes the job market and, you know, how we think of how humans spend time and how, you know, what's valuable that, yeah, this one, this one really is scary.
Yeah, I wouldn't say that we're not talking about the problems. You know, my concern is we don't really have good answers to the problems. You know, even take social networking when people are like, oh, you know, why didn't we do more? Well, why didn't we do what? You know, people are still like, you know, firing their fact checkers now. I mean, is that going to make it better?
Yeah, I wouldn't say that we're not talking about the problems. You know, my concern is we don't really have good answers to the problems. You know, even take social networking when people are like, oh, you know, why didn't we do more? Well, why didn't we do what? You know, people are still like, you know, firing their fact checkers now. I mean, is that going to make it better?
Yeah, I wouldn't say that we're not talking about the problems. You know, my concern is we don't really have good answers to the problems. You know, even take social networking when people are like, oh, you know, why didn't we do more? Well, why didn't we do what? You know, people are still like, you know, firing their fact checkers now. I mean, is that going to make it better?
You're talking about what happened at Metta under Mark Zuckerberg.
You're talking about what happened at Metta under Mark Zuckerberg.
You're talking about what happened at Metta under Mark Zuckerberg.
I don't think that's going in the right direction. I can understand the pressures that he's under.
I don't think that's going in the right direction. I can understand the pressures that he's under.
I don't think that's going in the right direction. I can understand the pressures that he's under.
Yeah, and the sort of societal wave, including politics. But, you know, the fact that outrage is rewarded because it's more engaging, that's kind of a human weakness. And the fact that I thought everybody would be doing deep analysis of facts and seeking out the actual studies on vaccine safety, boy, was that naive.
Yeah, and the sort of societal wave, including politics. But, you know, the fact that outrage is rewarded because it's more engaging, that's kind of a human weakness. And the fact that I thought everybody would be doing deep analysis of facts and seeking out the actual studies on vaccine safety, boy, was that naive.
Yeah, and the sort of societal wave, including politics. But, you know, the fact that outrage is rewarded because it's more engaging, that's kind of a human weakness. And the fact that I thought everybody would be doing deep analysis of facts and seeking out the actual studies on vaccine safety, boy, was that naive.
When the pandemic came, people wanted some evil genius to be behind it, not some bat biology. So We haven't solved even the challenges of social networking. AI is much broader in terms of what it brings, and it's going to reshape the job market in a pretty dramatic way. And of course, leisure time is supposed to be good as long as people have a sense of meaning and purpose and all of that.
When the pandemic came, people wanted some evil genius to be behind it, not some bat biology. So We haven't solved even the challenges of social networking. AI is much broader in terms of what it brings, and it's going to reshape the job market in a pretty dramatic way. And of course, leisure time is supposed to be good as long as people have a sense of meaning and purpose and all of that.
When the pandemic came, people wanted some evil genius to be behind it, not some bat biology. So We haven't solved even the challenges of social networking. AI is much broader in terms of what it brings, and it's going to reshape the job market in a pretty dramatic way. And of course, leisure time is supposed to be good as long as people have a sense of meaning and purpose and all of that.