David Weisburd

It basically goes around the equator slightly.

This is like a human paperclip problem.

It's humans living out this paperclip fear of AI turning everything.

I love your podcast, Moonshots, and you were talking on there about science fiction not being fiction, but being R&D and predicting the future.

That's right.

And many of the products from Star Trek have been turned into actual products.

What are some examples?

So you said if you're not at the table, you're on the menu when it comes to AI.

What does that mean practically?

And people are not super geniuses like yourself.

What should they do to avoid being on the menu?

Okay.

Is that bad advice for the next couple of years?

AI has such a bad reputation or brand.

I think its approval rating is in the low 20s or something around there.

But you're very excited about the future on it.

I'm going to ask you to give me a number, one to 100.

How excited are you about the future of AI and why?

Well, Dr. Alex Wisner-Gross, AWG, I've been a huge fan of yours.

It's an honor to come and interview here and looking forward to doing this in two years, which in the AI world will be 100 years.