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The Joe Rogan Experience: Scariest Parts of AI Explained (2024)

Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin are the co-founders of the Center for Humane Technology and the hosts of its podcast, "Your Undivided Attention." Watch the Center's new film "The A.I. Dilemma" on YouTube.

Clip taken from JRE #2076 w/ Aza Raskin & Tristan Harris

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to systems or machines that mimic human intelligence to perform tasks and can iteratively improve themselves based on the information they collect. AI manifests in various forms, some of which are simple and narrow—like the algorithms that suggest your next video on a streaming service—and others that are complex and broad, aiming to tackle more general tasks that would require human-level understanding and reasoning.

The real-world advancement of AI brings several potential fears and concerns:

1. Job Displacement: One of the most immediate fears is that AI will automate tasks currently performed by humans, leading to significant job displacement across many industries. While AI can lead to the creation of new job categories, the transition may be challenging for many workers.

2. Privacy: As AI systems require vast amounts of data to learn and make decisions, there is a significant risk to privacy. This data can include personal information, and there's always the potential for misuse or breach of privacy.

3. Security: More sophisticated AI systems increase the risk of their use in cyber attacks. Autonomous drones or other AI-controlled equipment could also be used in military applications, raising concerns about the automation of warfare.

4. Bias and Discrimination: AI systems learn from existing data, which can include biased human decisions. This can lead to AI systems that propagate these biases, potentially leading to discriminatory practices, especially in sensitive areas like hiring or law enforcement.

5. Loss of Human Control: There's a philosophical and ethical fear that as AI systems become more advanced, humanity might lose control over them. This includes worries about superintelligent systems whose goals might not align with human values or safety.

6. Ethical Use: Determining the ethical boundaries for AI use, especially in critical areas such as surveillance, decision-making in healthcare, and the criminal justice system, remains a major challenge.

7. Social Manipulation: AI can be used to create deepfakes, bots, and other tools that can be used for misinformation, potentially influencing elections, swaying public opinion, and destabilizing societies.

Addressing these fears requires thoughtful regulation, ongoing research into AI ethics and safety, and a broad societal dialogue about how AI should be integrated into daily life. It's crucial that these systems are developed and deployed in a manner that aligns with societal values and norms to ensure they benefit humanity broadly.

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Teyana Taylor – ‘The Cassette Tape 1994’

‘The Cassette Tape 1994’ - Anytime I see a title with the 90's in it, the musical interest peeks to new heights.  Add G.O.O.D. Music's Teyana Taylor to the mix of the news title and mouse clicks will be happening until the site comes up.  The music recreations were done perfectly to compliment new lyrics and her infectious voice.  There are 5 new songs of good summer fun that can't be turned off from beginning to end.  Side-note: (WARNING) This may not be for the person who doesn't want to hear any variations to the original music of some of 90s biggest hits. 

Teyana Taylor has kept up social status in 2015 with her debut album VII which was underrated but for R&B fans it was a classic that will be appreciated years after its birth.

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The Eminem Effect - Why Meek Mill Can't Win Against Drake

Anyone who has ever seen the movie 8 Mile knows that Eminem brought about the resurgence of battle rap.  Though battle rap has been around since the beginning of hip-hop, Eminem's movie highlighted a specific style of battle.  The Psychological Break down approach.   This is something that Drake (or his writers) are very good at because its his complete style of rap (Let me also give props where its due by stating that Kanye & Eminem pioneered the style "in the mainstream" since entering the music scene as artists).  It's clear that audiences always respond better when you make them think about what's being said.  So, when its time for Meek Mill to respond and he brings that fire aggression, that's signature to his style, but doesn't really break down Drake's faults then it just comes across as the same ole same ole. 

The reality is battle rap or diss tracks were taken to another level when Ether dropped by Nas.  Jay-Z was killing Nas with his wit and arrogant flow initially but in the final rounds Nas came through with a winner.  Nas broke down Jay-Z so badly that, in my opinion, he delivered the knock out blow that made him the clear winner in their rap battle.  Nas clearly used the Psychological Break down approach and had Jay-Z fans like  DAAAAAMMMNNNN! 

Now, I could be wrong.  Meek Mill may come back with diss after diss with an arsenal of punch lines, metaphors and jabs to put Drake in his place but as history shows people rarely deviate from their style of rap.  So, Ideally Drake is probably laughing all the way to the bank because for the kid everyone secretly hated on, he is now becoming the guy you want to win.


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