There's no shortage of tech podcasts, but few give you a true dose of the future.

The A16Z podcast is an exception.

It takes you straight to the innovators behind new materials, data centers, self-driving cars, even electric boats,

eavesdrop on the future with the A16Z podcast. Hi there it's Azimazar, founder of exponential view. We are moving into an age of artificial intelligence.

These tools of productivity, efficiency, and creativity are coming on in leaps and

bounds even if they remain incomplete and immature today.

Implementation of AI are becoming priorities amongst top execs and the largest firms

all over the world.

Now one big question is how do you make sure your AI systems behave ethically and fairly?

It's a huge issue and it's one I've been exploring since 2015 in my newsletter exponential view.

And over the years I've hosted some of the leading experts on this

subject on this very podcast. I know that ethical AI implementation is top of

mind for leaders like you so to help you think through the questions of responsibility,

accountability and power in the context of AI development, I'm bringing back some of my previous

conversations over the next five weeks. Now this week I bring back my 2020

conversation with Faye Fay Lee, a pioneering computer scientist whose work transformed the

field of machine vision and kicked off much of the current AI friends

you were witnessing today. Fay Faye Faye is a professor of computer science at Stanford

University and is the founding director of Stanford's Human Centered AI Institute.

She explores her two decades of work at the forefront of AI in her new book, The World

I See, Curiosity, Exploration and discovery at the dawn of AI.

I'm certainly picking up a copy, but in the meantime, here's my 2022 discussion with

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