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welcome to Pablo Torre finds out I am Pablo Torre and today we're going to find out

what this sound is.

There's no kill switch on anything. I mean, I don't want to scare you, but like, there's no

single switch to shut off any of these things. Right after this ad. You're listening to Draft King's Network.

So the

So the reason today's episode is about artificial intelligence is because pretty much everything seems like it is on the table right now.

Up to and including the possibility that we're already floating around in like Matrix-style amniotic fluids and living in a simulation.

But even the more grounded takes, like the one that Microsoft's head of AI gave as a TED Talk last week,

sound like this.

It is clear that we are an inflection point in the history of humanity.

On our current trajectory, we're headed towards the emergence of something that we are all struggling to describe.

And yet, we cannot control what we don't understand.

And so I really wanted to understand where the fuck we are with artificial intelligence right now.

Not by talking to a tech CEO or one of these doomer profits, but to my friend Josh

Turingell, a journalist who is now at the Washington Post, who has an especially sharp

understanding of power and capitalism's winners and losers.

A sense that he'd honed as editor of Bloomberg Business Week, where he had interviewed

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