This is the Fox News Rundown Extra.

Elisa Brady.

Artificial intelligence and its rapid rise are giving a lot of people anxiety these days.

It's already transforming the way we live and work.

The concern is particularly high with white-collar workers and young generations,

wondering how it'll change the labor market in the coming decades, and for parents who have to

navigate the threats of deepfakes, extortion schemes, and the influence chatbots may have over

their children. We recently spoke with Jamie Metzell, a technology futurist and author of Super Convergence,

how the genetics, biotech, and AI revolutions will transform our lives, work, and world.

To discuss how the AI revolution is already impacting our lives, and in some cases in invasive ways.

Metzl talks about ways we can find

balance between innovation and self-preservation as we enter this new era, also delving into the good

AI can do, especially when it comes to fighting cancer. We made some edits for time and thought

you might like to hear the whole thing. Thanks for listening, and please subscribe to the

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Fox News Rundown podcast. Now here's Tech Futurist Jamie Metzell on the Fox News Rundown Extra.

So I wanted to start out a little big picture. I know artificial intelligence has actually

been years in the making.

It feels like it exploded only recently, though. And the result has been, you know, very quickly,

there's been some best and worst case examples of the way it can go horribly wrong or make our

lives better.

Why does it feel so sudden?

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