EMERGENCY EPISODE: Ex-Google Officer Finally Speaks Out On The Dangers Of AI! - Mo Gawdat | E252

Published 2023-06-01
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0:00 Intro
02:54 Why is this podcast important?
04:09 What's your background & your first experience with AI?
08:43 AI is alive and has more emotions than you
11:45 What is artificial intelligence?
20:53 No one's best interest is the same, doesn't this make AI dangerous?
24:47 How smart really is AI?
27:07 AI being creative
29:07 AI replacing Drake
31:53 The people that should be leading this
34:09 What will happen to everyone's jobs?
46:06 Synthesising voices
47:35 AI sex robots
50:22 Will AI fix loneliness?
52:44 AI actually isn't the threat to humanity
56:25 We're in an Oppenheimer moment
01:03:18 We can just turn it off...right?
01:04:23 The security risks
01:07:58 The possible outcomes of AI
01:18:25 Humans are selfish and that's our problem
01:23:25 This is beyond an emergency
01:25:20 What should we be doing to solve this?
01:36:36 What it means bringing children into this world
01:42:11 Your overall prediction
01:50:34 The last guest's question

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All Comments (21)
  • @TheDiaryOfACEO
    Mo is back, and this is honestly a conversation not to be missed. Please share and like it as it will help this conversation reach so many more people. Hope you all enjoy it. Appreciate you all 🙏🏽
  • @daisyl2629
    "We have disconnected power from responsibility". The statement of the decade.
  • Can't watch this in a single stretch, my brain and my faith in tomorrow are just melting away.
  • I can watch this episode over and over again and still be continually learning something new! I can’t get enough!
  • @kneesandtoes44
    We've basically already given up on human connection. Social media has replaced campfire conversations, texting has replaced phone calls, and phone calls replaced house visits. People are awkward around one another and have severe anxiety in most social situations. We are already losing the ability to interact with one another, this is honestly the next step in the evolution of humans and it is absolutely terrifying. We're already there and we don't even see it. Our phones are our best friends. It's tragic
  • @kate6119
    I'm a kindergarten teacher and I have worked with quite a few highly intelligent children. They have one thing in common - they are developed cognitively far beyond their years, but emotionally and socially they are still just little kids. The result is, they tend to feel invincible because they can do so much more than their peers, but are still too immature to be able to predict the consequences of their own actions or exert self control. As a result, they often end up in situations where they get overwhelmed by their own capability.

    It seems when it comes to developing AIs we are kind of at this stage - very smart kids without an adult, capable of understanding how things work and how to make things that work, but without enough awareness of experience to be able to predict the consequences. Or at least we were at this stage - it seems we are now becoming more aware of the impact of our actions on our surroundings. There is a lot of inertia in the system, though. It will take powerful countervectors to change the course we're currently at.

    Thanks for the talk, it was very thought inspiring and empowering. I will now go and think what I can do to help bring about the needed change.
  • @WordsAreWealth
    Seriously one of best interviews I’ve seen online. When the question about his deceased son was asked, I felt like I was in the room. The emotion was heavy and enlightening.
  • @scottjuhnke6825
    This was an amazing discussion. Thank you both! Earned a subscription.
  • @rowdybliss
    Once lawyers and politicians figure out that they can be replaced and superseded by AI, they’ll put the brakes on! 😂
  • @NS-xt5wv
    I am an antique and vintage dealer, I’ve never liked my career more than now, in a digital world. Old, hand crafted things give me a sense of calm 😌
  • Wow.. what he said about his son, very moving, displays the true passion behind his words..
  • @GabrielRoberts
    When I clicked I did not expect I'd be watching this start to finish. Such an insightful interview, thank you!
  • " Humanity's stupidity is affecting people who have not done anything wrong. Our greed is affecting the innocent ones." Soooo accurate!!! People' ignorance is unbelievable.
  • @curiotrope
    Mo (43:00): "We have given too much power to people that didn't assume responsibility." So true.
  • Thank you for this outstanding and incredibly enriching talk between you two outstanding individuals. Thank you for all your work and for sharing this profound information. I couldn't stop listening.
  • @MeMe-od3ow
    An anthropologist proposed a game to the kids in an African tribe.
    He put a basket full of fruit near a tree and told the kids that who ever got there first won the sweet fruits.
    When he told them to run they all took each others hands and ran together, then sat together enjoying their treats.
    When he asked them why they had run like that as one could have had all the fruits for himself they said:
    “UBUNTU, how can one of us be happy if all the other ones are sad?”
    ‘UBUNTU’ in the Xhosa culture means: “I am because we are”


    -Cheers
  • @estylizmi
    "We have given too much power to people who did not assume the responsibility." HECK THAT HITS
  • @HisPoem
    Wow. Great conversation. Thank you!