AI, psychology and general public's conversations

Knowing that this community is strongly focused on productivity - the point of automation - this short article from the Latest s Angeles Book Review website may not be the best thing to share. HOWEVER, we all have a keen interest in AI and there's elements within this conversation with a professor of psychology & philosophy, along with a professor of computer science does have some interesting points...

Bringing it into our realm of automated tasks some things that a Guinness and Friday evening in London have me pondering -

Will automation become a "cultural technology"?
What might we need to calibrate for our automations to help prevent the shittification of the internet? ( Their phrase not mine, but definitely something to think about for GenAI)
Can we shape our automation to learn and adjust? ( The curriculum point they have led to this thought )
Do we eat have our own "Cambrian explosion" for how we'll use AI & automation?
What do we as this early adoptors community need to think/do for "existential risks of AI agents taking over but rather the more mundane risks of misinformation"

Thinking with beer 😂 and hope you enjoy the share - https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/how-to-raise-your-artificial-intelligence-a-conversation-with-alison-gopnik-and-melanie-mitchell

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