Jonquilyn Hill

And there was a time daily I was using the AV robot, sometimes two or three times a day.

So yes, they're convenient, but then for me, it was just something that was essential.

I'm John Glenn Hill, and this week on Explain It to Me from Vox, what if the AI revolution actually gets it right?

If AI helps us make better use of our resources and handles all our busy work, maybe it could give us the one thing there never seems to be enough of.

Time.

Honestly, if I had a lot of free time...

I would work on myself.

I would start taking up gardening.

I would try to educate myself on things that are important to me.

would just be released.

There's actually a name for this best case scenario.

It's called AI abundance.

That's Anton Koronek.

He's an economics professor at the University of Virginia and one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in AI.

So tell me how we would end up better off.

We keep hearing that a change of the scale is unprecedented.

Is it actually?

Coming up, what steam engines can teach us about the AI revolution.

It's explain it to me.

I'm JQ.