Nathaniel Whittemore

Now, like I said, this is the group that I think is most cognizant of this challenge.

And it's why you see so many nations treating AI infrastructure in the form of compute, talent, and data as critical national assets.

It's why you're seeing massive geopolitical realignment around this stuff.

And it's going to be fascinating to see how this continues to interact with the geopolitical conversation in the years to come.

Anyways, friends, that is our quick tour of the AI capabilities overhang, the gap between what AI can do right now and how society in all of its various manifestations is actually taking advantage of it.

I think we all in many ways have incentives to try to close the capabilities overhang among every type of group, not only that we're participating in, but those around us.

Hopefully identifying it as a challenge is a good starting point.

And that's what I've tried to do here and will continue to do on this show.

For now though, that's going to do it for today's AI Daily Brief.

Appreciate you listening or watching as always.

And until next time, peace.

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The question is, can they make them not suck?

And I think I have a few ideas for how they could achieve that.

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