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🎙 About The Episode
Everyday we’re hearing more and more about the benefits – and risks – of AI. It seems like it’s either going to transform the world, or destroy it. So what’s the truth? Is AI really as dangerous as some people think? In this episode I sit down with big data expert Kenneth Cukier. Kenneth has written multiple books about tech and AI, and he’s currently an executive editor at The Economist. In this conversation we talk all about how AI really works, how we can protect ourselves from it, and the many benefits humans have in comparison to their computer counterparts. We also chat about the moral problems of the modern world and how to be come a more well-rounded thinker. Kenneth is such an intelligent and thoughtful man – I learned so much from him I’m sure you will do too. Enjoy! Season 7 Episode 9
Intro
Ken’s background in AI and big data
The possibilities of big data in medicine
Kenneth’s book – Big Data
The basics of AI
How computers learn
The benefits of AI
The difference between AI and humans
Are there existential risks from AI?
The moral problems of the modern world
Will AI take our jobs?
What advantages do humans have over AI?
Working at The Economist
Becoming well-read
🔗 Connect with Kenneth
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