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Because these systems are imprecise, dynamic, emergent and learning, imagine if it learns

something wrong and it in fact makes the wrong recommendation and starts a war.

Welcome to the Baron's StreetWise podcast, I'm Jack Howe.

And the voice you just heard, that's Eric Schmidt.

He was the CEO of Google for a decade and he recently co-authored a book about artificial

intelligence and what it means for the future of humanity.

It's not all scary missile stuff, some of it is cheerful medicine stuff.

Eric is optimistic about AI, its rise has implications for investors.

We'll hear about that and check in with a money manager who's using AI to try to beat

the market.

Listening in is our audio producer Jacks and Hi Jacks and Hi Jack.

So you volunteer to use artificial intelligence to generate a few lines of speech to get this

episode started, how'd you do that?

Yeah, so I fed some dialogue from past episodes into an AI system, told it the topic I wanted

it to talk about and it did the rest.

How do I know I'm not already talking to the program, tell me something that only Jacks

and would say?

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