This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

This is CBS, I on the world.

I'm John Batchel.

I welcome my colleague, Brandon Wyckhardt.

He is at the National Interest,

a national security correspondent, as well as a fellow of the

National Interest Institute.

However, I need him for artificial intelligence and quantum computing, because that is the future.

And Brandon will live in the future I can only guess at.

It's wonderful to have this dialogue with somebody who will see the year 2016 and 2017.

We begin, however, in the year 2025.

A new book, Brandon and I hardly recommend, just out.

AI Valley, Microsoft, Google, and the trillion-dollar race to cash in on artificial intelligence,

written by the distinguished correspondent and Pulitzer Prize winner Gary Rivlin,

whom I hope to talk to soon enough.

However, I'm interested in Brandon's opinion of the book, and what we learn from it is,

well, it used to be called demothologizing.

Brandon, a very good day to you.

Demothologizing, the magic of artificial intelligence, to my reading, turns into the same old

personalities who give us social media, who were in position to buy up the startups of artificial intelligence. The only

detail I can find that makes a difference between then and now is that the approach

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