' I Will Be a Slave to the Machine' Unveiling the Dangers of AI in a awesome podcast discussion..

I'm a huge fan of podcasts and try to make them a part of my daily routine. One podcast that recently stood out for me dives into an intriguing conversation between Steven Bartlett and ex-Google, Mo Gawdat.

This episode digs deep into the fascinating world of AI dangers, giving lots of valuable insights and sparking deep thoughts. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge and finding about the risks associated with AI, this podcast is worth a listen. It's thought-provoking and informative.

The podcast goes into the intriguing and, dare I say, slightly mind-boggling topic of AI dangers. Now, I must confess, Ai can be a bit overwhelming, but fear not! Steven and Mo navigate the depths of this complex realm, making it not only informative but also surprisingly engaging from the very first minute. And let's not forget Mo's deep, captivating voice, which effortlessly hooks you as a listener. I'm certainly going to be on the look out for his other talks.

Key Takeaways

Mo Gawdat talks about the importance of setting realistic expectations. He says that if we set our expectations too high, we're setting ourselves up for disappointment. Instead, we should focus on setting realistic expectations that we can actually achieve.

Importance of gratitude. He discusses about focus on the things we're grateful for, it helps us to appreciate the good things in our lives. This can lead to a more positive and fulfilling outlook on life.

Mo talks about the importance of suffering. He says that suffering is a part of life, but it doesn't have to define us. We can learn from our suffering and grow as a result. This can help us to become stronger and more resilient people.

' I Will Be a Slave to the Machine'?Mo talks about the need to be careful not to let our computers control our lives. He says that we should use our computers as tools, but we shouldn't let them become our masters. If we do, we'll end up living our lives in a way that is dictated by our computers, rather than by our own choices and desires.

Mo Gawdat's analogy is a good reminder that we need to be mindful of our relationship with technology. Technology can be a powerful tool, but it can also be a distraction and a source of addiction. We need to be careful not to let technology control our lives, but rather to use it in a way that is beneficial to us.

How to lead the way, how to cure cancer with Ai- possibilities are endless however will someone take lead- Steven Bartlett will you take lead on this as Mo Gawdat encouraged you to drive this forward.

Remember, no matter how crazy the topic may sound, sometimes it's those very discussions that have the power to ignite our minds and inspire change.

#excitingtimesahead #changeintelligence

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#ai (not talking about adobe illustrator for once, aka- ai).

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