Dr. Mark Khater

The thing I'm worried about is what I said, those catastrophic decisions that will be made until we realize that we are all aligning on the wrong page is what's happening now is something that I like to call silent coordination failure.

We're all actually over-coordinated and over-correlated before we get into the meeting.

But if we're all highly aligned on the wrong page, it's catastrophic.

A big part of what large language models are leading today is singularity, right?

We are actually all somehow...

kind of going to one way of doing things.

There's only one truth.

Do you trust AI?

And I say, look, trust is between humans.

It's agency between humans.

I don't trust an aircraft, but I trust the pilot.

Machines think fast, but humans think deep.

Yeah, we have Dr. Mark Carter today on the podcast and he's A, an entrepreneur with an investment firm and B, a scientist out of Cambridge.

So we have two perspectives today.

I would say three or four, but I don't want to go too far and take away some of the surprises of this interview because it was great.

And yeah, you learn how to use AI the right way and how to not.

That would be like the essence of the interview.

Welcome to another episode of the Beginner's Guide to AI.

It's Dietmar from Argo Berlin at the microphone.

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