AI & The Future of The Human Race (not doom)

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Summary

The author discusses a past podcast episode where they explored AI's potential negative impacts on employment and the economy, concluding with optimism, and seeks feedback for a follow-up.

I have a podcast with over 2 million listeners. This isn’t it lol. But, about 6 months ago on a podcast, along with another person, we discussed in detail the scenarios in which AI could doom employment, the economy, and how it could doom us all. We land on an optimistic viewpoint. 6 months later this topic is of course all the rave. I love constructive and counterpoint criticism so bring it on please. What did we get right? What did we miss that you think is a threat? Was this helpful? We’re going to do a followup so any suggestions are great, thanks! https://open.spotify.com/episode/2SS9j168FsoHFj4MK1RiQs?si=h6cFZydhTguJ_cUfubIPVg&utm_source=copy-link
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