NYU's Gary Marcus: AI Hearing Was Fantastic, Bipartisan

The transcript discusses a positive bipartisan AI hearing, emphasizing the need for national and global AI governance. It addresses accusations of scaremongering, highlighting genuine AI risks to democracy and elections. The conversation explores AI licensing, potential centralization of power, and the distinction between AI risks to humans and systems. It concludes with suggestions for future AI regulation and the importance of global cooperation.

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