10. Artificial Intelligence - Terminator, Turing Tests, and Twitter

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Thanks to pop culture, we’ve all heard about the fantastical dangers of Artificial Intelligence in some form or another. But is it really humanoid robots taking over human civilization by force that we need to worry about in hundreds of years? Or rather, Twitter bots tricking us and spreading misinformation tomorrow? Join the discussion before the AI takeover.

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