This Moment in AI: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going

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🗓️ 12 August 2024

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

It’s been a year and half since Tristan and Aza laid out their vision and concerns for the future of artificial intelligence in The AI Dilemma. In this episode, the guys discuss what’s happened since then and where we could be headed next.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone welcome to your undivided attention I'm Tristan and I'm
0:08.7	Aisa and we're actually gonna flip it around today and have Sasha Fagan, our executive producer here for Your
0:15.6	Undivided Attention, actually getting from the microphone and interview us.
0:19.2	So Sasha, welcome to Your Undivided Attention.
0:22.3	You are the background actual host of this podcast.
0:25.5	Thanks so much Tristan, and hi Azar.
0:28.1	It's so nice to be around this side of the microphone
0:30.7	going from the background host of the podcast to the host for this
0:34.6	episode I'm really excited to to be here. You know it's summertime in the US and
0:39.9	while things are a little bit slower and everyone's at the beach, I thought it'd be a great opportunity to just take a breath and reflect about where we are at this moment in the tech landscape.
0:52.0	It seems like yesterday, but it was actually a whole year and a half ago that you guys recorded this video called the AI dilemma which you know
0:59.5	surprised us all by going viral all around the world. You guys did such a great job of kind of forecasting how the
1:07.2	AI race was going to play out and I'd love to just get a sense of where you think we're headed today.
1:14.0	The other thing I really want to do in this episode
1:16.5	is get a little bit of a readout
1:18.0	from all of the travels that you've been doing
1:20.0	all around the world,
1:21.0	including the AI for Good Summit that you went to in Geneva in this
1:24.6	past spring, and all of the amazing conversations that you have behind the scenes to
1:28.6	policy makers and folks in the tech industry.
1:31.7	And the third thing I want to get to in this episode is your
1:35.4	reflections on some of the really big developments we've seen in the social media
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