Craig Miller

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2,960 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5d ago

Craig Miller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 11 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 4.

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But in this essay, Gates said essentially that AI is advancing faster than society is prepared for, and without major intervention, voice-verified
The transition could go badly. voice-verified
He argues that this technological revolution is different from the previous ones because AI doesn't merely replace physical labor, it can replace human cognition itself. voice-verified
So that means that new jobs may not automatically appear to replace the ones that are being eliminated. voice-verified
He wrote voice-verified
On the current course and speed there's a very high chance of a net negative outcome. voice-verified
Which I think we all kind of know and feel, but to hear it from him voice-verified
was a little disturbing, and he cites the following as voice-verified
Real red flags. voice-verified
Number one, a potentially enormous loss of jobs. voice-verified
Uh he expects AI and robotics to move rapidly into law, customer service, medicine, software, manufacturing, and other fields, and he thinks the transition could happen over roughly a decade rather than several generations. voice-verified
Yes. voice-verified
He wants some of those jobs protected from AI and he calls them the more human jobs. voice-verified
Uh something like health care and caregiving. voice-verified
He argues that some human interactions have value precisely because another human is doing them. voice-verified
Like y you would just get better care from a human being than a robot. voice-verified
Yeah. voice-verified
But voice-verified
I don't either. voice-verified
I I do think for some voice-verified
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