EP 469 : OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's Urgent Plan

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Discover OpenAI's 13-page policy document outlining a 'new social contract' for a world adjusting to superintelligence. CEO Sam Altman urges the US government to tax robots, create a national wealth fund, and implement a 4-day workweek. Learn about the proposal's details, including a sovereign-style fund and 'Right to AI' access. Also, get updates on Meta's new AI models, Alexandr Wang's Superintelligence team, and trending AI tools like Denovo, Fastlane, and Google's AI Edge Eloquent. Tune in to stay informed about the latest AI news and trends. Subscribe to our podcast for more insights and discussions on AI's impact on society. Tools mentioned: Denovo, Fastlane, Venn, Databox, VOID, AI Edge Eloquent, MAI-Image-2

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