Revisiting the case for slowing AI down
Amy republished the closing chapter of The Big Nine, adding a new assessment of where their AI governance proposals held up and where their thinking has changed.
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Amy republished the closing chapter of The Big Nine, adding a new assessment of where their AI governance proposals held up and where their thinking has changed.
amywebbfuturist.comRead moreIn Convergence, Amy examined AI-designed genomes and the questions they raise about biological design, oversight, and safety.
amywebbfuturist.comRead moreAmy joined Rana el Kaliouby on Pioneers of AI to discuss compute shock, living intelligence, emotional outsourcing, and how leaders can use the research.
The first installment of Amy’s Scorecard revisited a scenario drafted for The Big Nine about the Rolling Stones and machine-made music. Amy separated what the forecast got right about technology from what it got wrong about the band.
amywebbfuturist.comRead moreAmy introduced “AGITA,” short for AGI-Triggered Anxiety, in an essay about rushed AI spending. The piece offers questions for testing an investment before committing to it.
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