I actually agree with Mo Gawdat, if we can get past the next 20 years we might have a golden age
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So I think that the next 20 years are going to be the hardest for humanity. Here's the problem: right now, we have a capitalist system in the West that is completely incapable of adapting to artificial intelligence. It is a class-based system, I would argue feudalistic, and artificial intelligence…
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I actually agree with Mo Gawdat, if we can get past the next 20 years we might have a golden age
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