Quantum AI and Tiny Rango | #643

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

What if an AI could learn, not by simply doing an activity over and over, but by actually employing creativity? A new quantum computer aims to do just that, and it has Anthony and Jeff wondering what exactly makes intelligence intelligent. Then, a new record for the tiniest reptile ever discovered has been set in the island of Madagascar. Jeff sells Anthony on the idea of getting an itty bitty teeny weeny chameleon as a pet.

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0:00.0	Here's a simple, demonic device for you to remember in case you're about to put your
0:18.0	money or your blood into anything.
0:21.0	Blads are bad.
0:23.0	This is We Have Concerns.
0:24.9	Hi, Jeff Canada.
0:25.9	Hi, Anthony Carboni.
0:27.5	Hello, concerned citizens.
0:31.8	You know, Jeff, the AI revolution is, is it here?
0:36.5	It's coming.
0:37.5	It's on its way.
0:38.5	It was five minutes ago, depending on what I read, it's different.
0:42.8	But what I know is AI is a thing.
0:46.5	It's taking our jobs.
0:47.5	I know that.
0:48.5	I know that it's going to be taking our jobs.
0:51.0	It's a casting and like next week, it's starting a podcast.
0:58.0	Some AI, you know, tried to get our URL or our domain name from us so it could podcast
1:00.4	in our stead.
1:01.4	That's my understanding.
1:03.2	And here's what I said to the AI.
1:05.2	I said, listen, do it.
1:08.6	Give us $20.
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