What would you do if you got scammed? Would you suffer in silence or would you do something about it?

Well I got scammed once and this is the story of what I did. I'm Justin Sales, the host of the wedding scammer, a true crime

podcast from the Ringer. And for seven episodes, we're hunting a common man. A guy

with a lot of aliases, a guy who's ruined a lot of weddings and with the help with some friends

I just might be able to catch him listen to the wedding scammer on Spotify or

wherever you get your podcasts

today's episode is about the AI Revolution and how to make it work for us.

It's now been several months since we covered this subject, which by the way I think I once called potentially the most important story of the decade.

I think I still stand by that even though at the moment it feels like everything else

in the world is breaking apart and screaming with significance. So many of our past episodes on AI

have been predominantly focused on the big picture,

on philosophy, on disentangling potential and peril discussing regulatory concerns,

waiting through the arguments that this tech will unlock

unthinkable human progress or open Pandora's box and somehow destroy the world.

And at the top of this show, I want to emphasize something very, very strongly.

This is, for the most part, not a discussion of law or ethics or philosophy or utopia or

dystopia as worthy as those angles may be.

It's about how to wrangle chat, Chippee, and it's ilk,

to actually be of use in your life right now, this week, this very day.

Let me get ahead of an objection I can

you offer an endorsement of this technology,

God forbid, an advertisement for this technology,

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