@badlogicgames: recommended reading.
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A tweet recommending Arvind Narayanan's annotated slides from his talk 'AI as Normal Technology' as a high-level overview of the concept.
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recommended reading.
Arvind Narayanan (@random_walker):
If you haven’t read AI as Normal Technology, these annotated slides are probably the easiest way to get a high-level overview. https://t.co/riioI4nz5g
If you’re already familiar with the core ideas, Part 1 of the talk is largely a summary of what I and @sayashk have
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