Dr. Mark Khater

So you don't prepare for the meeting.

You hate meetings.

You don't want to waste your life on preparing for a meeting you don't like.

So you say hi, obviously.

We use it in the things that we don't like the most.

One is preparing for a meeting, which is all the research that needs to be done.

As you said, we go into the meeting and we don't want to be in the meeting.

And then in the end, we also use it for writing all the reports.

so ultimately the drift is just throughout the process end to end that is crazy yeah this is yeah the interesting thing is those catastrophes you don't see coming and I have this question in the end when this would be my next question terminate our matrix scenario but you already made

Really good point on that you don't see the most dangerous things and that would be catastrophic decisions with nobody knowing that AI is behind it.

But coming to the Terminator Matrix scenario, what do you think?

Is there something that AI takes over or are the dangers more like you said those the silent ones?

I like to sort of, you know, I get asked this question a lot.

I don't like to see AI as happening to us.

I think we're in a phase where, like most technology, there's the hype and then we start to get our heads around it.

And I'll give you an example.

In the 1990s, we had email invented.

The outcome of email is spam mail.

If you look at your inbox, how much of your emails do you actually read?

How much is spam, right?