Ep. 21: Who Will Win the AI Race?

In this episode I share my predictions on who I think will win this AI race, both as it relates to the users and the industry. I break down the three traits that I believe will set people up for success, then shift into my present-moment take on which company seems best positioned to wear the crown. Along the way I get into the environmental realities, the big emotions that keep popping up around AI, and how humans are always the biggest variable in any prediction.

Main Topics Covered

Environmental concerns and big emotions on Threads
Three traits for winning the AI race
Art discourse and AI-generated art
Humans as the variable
Corporate winner prediction
Need for age restrictions, energy considerations, and guardrails
Democratization and the beach volleyball analogy
Recent ChatGPT use: CLARITY acronym

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Chapters

(00:00:00) - ChatGPT Curious
(00:00:38) - Curious
(00:01:38) - Will Computers Win the AI Race?
(00:06:15) - Will AI Help People Win the AI Race?
(00:09:42) - "It's Too Easy to Be an Artist"
(00:10:54) - No Feelings About AI-Made Art
(00:12:44) - Will OpenAI Win The AI Race?
(00:18:00) - Are AI's Genotypes the Devil?
(00:21:15) - How I Use ChatGPT
(00:22:59) - Curious Podcast: The Curious Companion (In Text)

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