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Hey, welcome to It Could Happen here, a podcast about things falling apart.

And today it's kind of going to be a conversation about,

is shit falling apart? Are we all about to be devoured by a rogue AI? Is your job about to be devoured?

By a rogue AI? These are the questions that we're going to, you know, talk around and about

and stuff today. And with us today is Noah John Cerecusa, a math professor at Bentley University.

Noah, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me.

And I'm reaching out, we're talking right now because there's an article that was put up in

The New York Times on March 24th, 2023 titled, You Can Have the Blue Pill or the Red Pill and

We're Out of Blue Pills, which is a fun title by Yvall Harari, Tristan Harris, and Azaraskin.

And it's an article that is kind of about the pitfalls and dangers of AI research of which

there definitely are some. I enjoyed your thread on the matter. I thought it was a lucid breakdown

of the things the article gets right and the area is in which I think they're a bit fear mongery.

So yeah, I think that's probably a good place to start. Unless you wanted to start by just kind of

generally talking about where you kind of are on AI and what you kind of think, you know, the

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