Podcast: Mark Zuckerberg’s 'Superintelligent' AI Future That No One Wants
Zuckerberg's anti-social future; a company offering human writing that is actually just AI; and the big switch from Flock to Axon.
This week's podcast explores Mark Zuckerberg's ambitious plans for Meta's AI agents, which evoke concerns over a superintelligent AI future. In his lengthy 6,500-word essay, Zuckerberg details his vision for giving everyone access to AI superintelligence. However, the concept strikes a discordant note, with no indication of enthusiasm or appeal.
Meanwhile, a company touting "100% human-written" medical research is actually utilizing AI throughout the process. This intriguing twist has caught the attention of the industry, prompting a closer look at the role of AI in scientific endeavors.
In a development impacting city surveillance, some municipalities are bidding farewell to Flock cameras and swiftly replacing them with Axon alternatives. The shift signifies a strategic move in the realm of public safety technology.
The podcast delves into these developments, inviting listeners to tune in via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. For those seeking bonus content and to support the ongoing journalism efforts, becoming a paid subscriber unlocks additional material. Subscribers will receive an email from Transistor, the podcast host, containing a link to the subscribers-only version, as well as an unlisted YouTube link for the extended video episode.
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