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Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve. We've got Elon Musk versus Carl Schwab at the World Government Forum. Two men with two very different visions for the future. You were not going to want to miss this.

Last week both Elon Musk and the World Economic Forum Chairman Carl Schwab spoke at what's called the World Government Summit in Dubai, an organization that's been meeting since 2013 and brings together leaders and experts in various fields to discuss global challenges and propose solutions for shaping the future government and the world.

Of interest was how both Musk and Schwab had very different competing ideas about how best to utilize the coming artificial intelligence revolution that promises to define the 21st century much the way electricity defined the 20th.

Whether we like it or not, we are living in an age of artificial intelligence. In many respects, theorists and inventors are arguing that AI is the new electricity.

In a manner comparable to the ways in which all our devices got electrified, literally all our devices, we even have electric toothbrushes for heaven's sakes.

Just like we could take any device and plug it in and electrify it as it were. So now we're going through a process where we can plug in any device and it could be cognified into a kind of artificial intelligence.

What we all too often forget is that we already have lots of AI all around us when we travel in an airplane, we're flying on what is basically a mass computer.

Apart from the few minutes involved in the takeoff and the landing, the flight is basically taken over by artificially cognified processes.

Many of us use Siri or Google now or Cortana's personal assistance to help find a particular restaurant or remind us to call someone or simply get information virtually any subject imaginable in seconds.

Now it's reached new heights with chat GPT which can assemble entire research papers smart cars with automatic brake sensors are becoming more and more prevalent fraud detection our computer firewalls are all run by.

AI technologies online customer support increasingly involves actually talking to a robot who responds to our answers and commands.

Big tech algorithms are largely functions of AI from security devices to smartphones from bank withdrawals to every day appliances were more and more surrounded by the technologies of artificial intelligence.

But where things get really interesting is the extent to which we become merged with artificial intelligence.

We're already doing cyborgs right the intermingling of biology and technology we do a bionic technology that uses implants directly inserted into the human body like cochlear implants and bone anchored prosthetics.

And more basically Elon Musk has argued that our smartphones and our computers are in many respects extensions of ourselves so whether formally or informally we are augmenting humans and human capacity and so the question that arises is where do we draw the line with all of that.

And this is where the two visions offered by Musk and Schwab seem to most diverge from one another for Musk it's absolutely crucial that the risks of AI for human civilization again that's the key human civilization must be fully appreciated as we begin to utilize it.

I think artificial intelligence is something we need to be quite concerned about and really be attentive to the safety of AI.

You mentioned a chat GPT earlier you know I played a significant role in the creation of open AI.

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