Shekhar Natarajan

It's very creative and it's really quick.

Neutral to concerned.

I mean, I've seen ChatGPT make some really terrible art.

So I'm not like, oh man, it's going to change the world.

I think that diminishing returns to capital spend, meaning you need to put a bunch of data centers in the ground, means that, like, kill the world AI is going to be very, very expensive to produce.

But yeah, at a certain point, you already see AIs that, you know, in a lab environment are down to kill their owners or blackmail them or, you know, at the end of the day, do stuff to ensure their own survival.

And I think at a certain point we'll butt heads with that.

So I'm not necessarily negative, just inherently negative towards AI or inherently positive.

I think that it's still within the control of human beings to decide how to use it for the betterment of mankind or toward the detriment of mankind.

So welcome to my show.

It's called Tomorrow Today with Shekhar Natarajan.

So we're going to be talking about what's going to happen tomorrow or into the future.

And we're going to be talking about it today.

And it's a show about not about AI and where AI is basically like improving technologically, but the deep societal impact.

that we need to consider, we need to have answers to, and how are we preparing ourselves for the future?

And on my show, I have the two best people that I would love to actually launch the show with.

One is Nadia Atwal.

She's the queen of journalism, my best friend, amazing journalist, and a thought-provoking person.

She has answers to every question that you could ever imagine.

And on the other side of the world is my other best friend, Kate Hancock.