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Nick Bostrom publishes Hlboká utopía, a book that explores the least likely AI scenario: solving poverty, disease and work. He suggests that the remaining challenge would be existential: what to do with oneself.
Read the original →Flutist Kim Soo-yoon's new book "Humanity in the AI Era" gathers 19 people from different generations and fields. It asks how to live in the age of AI.
Read the original →Al Jabri emphasised the importance of literary depth and the writer's ability to convey the meaning behind places, events and personal encounters.
Read the original →Sports Editor Abyan Memon discusses the alleged breakthroughs OpenAI has made in the maths world.
Read the original →Real creativity requires a living, perceiving body.
Read the original →The description says views differ sharply among major AI companies on whether AI has consciousness, whether it can feel joy or pain like humans, and whether humans should build such AI. It mentions the head of Microsoft's AI division, though the text is cut off.
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