How ChatGPT revolutionized the world (Part 5/5)

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Part 5 of 5: The future, between the promises and perils of a general intelligence. What if artificial intelligence were overtaking us, for real? AGI, multimodality, a technological arms race… What still looked like science fiction five years ago is now on researchers’ desks. And the deadlines are drawing closer faster than expected. In this article, I explore the big questions redefining our relationship with AI: → Why are predictions about AGI speeding up so much? → What are the real challenges: alignment, inequality, geopolitics? → And above all: what role can Europe still play in this revolution? We no longer have the luxury of waiting to understand. Find the full transcript of this episode, along with all the sources and plenty more, at: How ChatGPT revolutionized the world (Part 5/5)

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