Mark Zuckerberg wants to build personal superintelligence, but does the term have meaning beyond marketing hype?

We're seeing $100 million payouts and lots of layoffs in big tech. How does that work?

Plus, should you use AI to write? That's coming up right after this.

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Welcome to Big Technology podcast, first Monday of the month edition where we talk about everything

happening in Big Tech and AI with the great

m g Siegler of spyglass you could find his writing at spyglass got org and we have so much to speak

with you about today including what super intelligence actually means whether people are actually

worth a hundred million dollars as big tech companies are laying folks off and of course whether you

should use artificial intelligence to write mj it's great to have you back on the show welcome

back thanks for having me Alex as always and yeah there is so much going on right now so i'm

excited to dive into it a bit definitely all right so we're going to discuss the definition of

super intelligence on this show or the lack of definition of super intelligence on this show.

I think the first way for us to get into that is just looking at this document that Mark Zuckerberg has laid out about personal super intelligence.

So I'll just start off.

He says over the last few months, we have begun to see

glimpses of our AI systems improving themselves. The improvement is slow for now, but undeniable.

Developing superintelligence is now in sight. Okay, so before we get into exactly what Mark Zuckerberg

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