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EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 49 MIN

Ep. 13 - AI Wars: Giants, Startups, and Ethical Boundaries

from In the Long Run · host Joao Dias Ferreira, Marie Bemler, Jim Tolman

João, Marie, and Jim explore the future of AI competition, debating whether tech giants or agile startups will prevail. They discuss recent antitrust actions and regulatory changes in the U.S. and EU aimed at reducing monopolies and boosting innovation. Highlighting user convenience and market dominance through examples like search engines and social media, they question how habits influence technology adoption.They critically examine the ethics of a controversial study where AI secretly attempted to influence human opinions, comparing it to tactics used by social media giants. The episode concludes by reflecting on the rapid evolution and recent retirement of GPT-4, pondering its implications for users, researchers, and companies.

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