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How our time online is changing (ft. CEO of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman)

Sat down with Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, to discuss all things artificial intelligence. Few have been as embedded in AI's modern era, as he co-founded both DeepMind in 2010 (acquired by Google in 2014) and Inflection AI in 2022. So, down the rabbit hole we go. Chapters 0:00 - If an AI-focused career path was clear to him 2:11 - The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI 4:51 - AI research labs vs AI companies 7:16 - Elaborating on response to protestors 9:22 - AI’s use in the government 15:24 - The relationship between tech and government leaders 17:25 - The pros and cons of open-source models 22:48 - Will AI be “winner takes all” 26:08 - Gatekeeping 27:28 - Optimism and pessimism as limiting biases 30:31 - How our time online may change 33:29 - Are AI companions helping or hurting current human voids 38:21 - Advising young people’s emotional relationship with AI 41:56 - How human-to-human interaction may change 46:16 - How the average person can use the “Think deeper” feature 48:05 - What you shouldn’t tell your AI 49:32 - AI’s social intelligence 50:52 - The future of opting in and out of your relationship with AI 54:43 - The potential of humans not needing to “work” 59:23 - Future income, incentives, and payment structures 1:03:22 - What you should know about containment 1:06:14 - Outro You can also find Mustafa on Twitter: https://x.com/mustafasuleyman Intro animation by Black Book Studio: https://www.blackbook.studio/ You can also find me on Instagram:   / julesterpak   Twitter:   / julesterpak   TikTok:   / julesterpak   Reddit:   / julesterpak   Twitch:   / julesterpak   Substack: https://www.julesterpak.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/31cv2j5... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... ‎ ‎ Other:   / discord   My production gear: https://amzn.to/3OFWWJv ‎ Business inquiries: julesterpak@gmail.com ____________________ Key terms from “The Coming Wave” Artificial intelligence (AI): The science of teaching machines to learn humanlike capabilities. Artificial general intelligence (AGI): The point at which an AI can perform all human cognitive skills better than the smartest humans. Artificial capable intelligence (ACI): The fast-approaching point between AI and AGI: ACI can achieve a wide range of complex tasks but is still a long way from being fully general. The coming wave: An emerging cluster of related technologies centered on AI and synthetic biology whose transformative applications will both empower humankind and present unprecedented risks. Containment: The ability to monitor, curtail, control, and potentially even close down technologies. The containment problem: Technology’s predisposition to diffuse widely in waves and to have emergent impacts that are impossible to predict or control, including negative and unforeseen consequences. The dillema: The growing likelihood that both new technologies and even their absence might lead to catastrophic and/or dystopian outcomes. Four features: The unique characteristics of the coming wave that exacerbate the challenge of containment. They are asymmetry, hyper-evolution, omni-use, and autonomy. Fragility amplifiers: Applications and impacts of coming-wave technologies that will shake the already brittle foundations of the nation-state. The grand bargain: In exchange for a monopoly over the right to use force, citizens expect nation-states to preserve order and provide public services, including by harnessing new technologies while minimizing the harmful side effects. The narrow path: The potential for humankind to strike a balance between openness and closure when it comes to containing the technologies in the coming wave that avoids catastrophic or dystopian outcomes. Pessimism aversion: The tendency for people, particularly elites, to ignore, downplay, or reject narratives they see as overly negative. A variant of optimism bias, it colors much of the debate around the future, especially in technology circles. Synthetic biology: The ability to design and engineer new organisms or redesign existing biological systems. Technology: The application of scientific knowledge (in the broadest possible sense) to produce tools or practical outcomes. Waves: The global diffusion or proliferation of a generation of technology anchored in a new general-purpose technology. The 10 steps toward containment → Can't fit in the character count, so pause the on-screen visual at 1:03:57