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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2022 · 20 MIN

Artificial Intelligence: Mankind's Last Invention

from Aperture · host Underknown

We already live with artificial intelligence. The question is whether it will eventually live without us.AI isn't coming. It's here. It writes, it creates, it learns, it makes decisions that affect millions of people every single day. But what we have right now is just the beginning.The real question isn't what AI can do today. It's what happens when it stops needing us to tell it what to do. When it starts improving itself. When it becomes something we can no longer understand, predict, or control.Will AI ever think like a human? Will it surpass us entirely? And if it does, what happens to the humans who built it?This episode explores the full spectrum of artificial intelligence, from where we are now to the scenarios that keep the world's top researchers up at night. The breakthroughs, the dangers, the ethical dilemmas, and the one question nobody has a good answer to: if we create something smarter than us, who's really in charge?🎧 The conversation about AI is moving fast. This will help you keep up.🔔 Subscribe to Aperture for episodes on the biggest questions shaping humanity's future.💬 Share this with someone who uses AI every day but hasn't thought about where it's all heading.#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #AGI #Technology #Singularity #MachineLearning #Future #Ethics #Science #DeepThinking #WhatIf #Podcast

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