Tag: AI

As the silicon valley driven “AI” development cycle continues at full speed, i wanted to discuss one of the more immediate impacts that can be seen emerging for everyday users, despite the factt hat they may choose to never use or interact with the software themselves.

With an over 4000% increase in malicious emails since the advent of chatGPT, I want to take a look at the concept of spear phishing, and talk about how low cost, high yield targetted and custom built phishing campaigns are one of the more alarming applications for current AI models.

Eliminating the barrier of entry, and allowing unlimited expert level social engineering attacks (as the paper in this video will show)… is a hairs breadth away from widespread online disaster.

Sapphire Ventures Partner Cathy Gao offers her predictions on near-term AI usage, including with AI agents abilities and video creation. She joins Tim Stenovec and Katie Greifeld on “Bloomberg Technology” to discuss.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg thinks Meta will be shifting to an agentic workforce in 2025, but he doesn’t think his employees will be replaced.

Futuristic sci-fi movies have warned of technology taking over for decades. Now, that technology may actually be replacing humans — with 41% of companies worldwide planning to cut their workforce by 2030 in favor of artificial intelligence.

The world’s second most valuable company showed off a slew of new products Monday, Jan. 6, at the world’s preeminent technology trade show. Nvidia unveiled artificial intelligence (AI) that trains robots and cars, new ultrapowerful gaming chips and its first-ever desktop computer at CES 2025 in Las Vegas.

CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reports on the latest AGI and superintelligence news from OpenAI’s Sam Altman.

Intro: Sam Altman’s tweet on change

What is the Singularity?

Ray Kurzweil’s Predictions

AGI by 2029

Nanobots and 2045

Sam Altman’s View on Takeoff

Short vs Slow Takeoff

Why Gradual AI Growth is Safer

Simulation Hypothesis

Lex Friedman on Simulated Worlds

OpenAI Staff on the Universe as a Computer

Want to know the secret to thriving in the AI age? I believe it’s not about becoming a specialist – it’s about becoming an AI-powered army of one.

In this video, I reveal how the job market is transforming and why AI generalists will lead the future.

MIND-BLOWING REALITY CHECKS:

• McKinsey predicts 50% job automation by 2030
• My prediction: 100% of office jobs automated by 2026
• Real case study: 9,900% increase in results using customized AI (First Movers’ early case study)
• How one person can replace entire departments

DISCOVER THE 4 FUNDAMENTAL POWERS:

• The Power to Build: Create without coding
• The Power to Automate: Deploy digital workers
• The Power to Create: Professional content in minutes
• The Power to Connect: Amplify your impact globally

WHO NEEDS THIS:

• Professionals wanting to future-proof their careers
• Entrepreneurs looking to scale without massive teams
• Anyone ready to embrace the AI revolution
• Third-world talent seeking global opportunities

Today’s AI technology, while promising, isn’t quite ready for widespread application. I’m not talking so much about AI’s capabilities, but rather the hardware limitations and supply chain challenges that are getting in the way. 

AI Chatbots pose an extinction-level threat to Humanity. In this video we explore how even an AI that can only answer questions could be dangerous. We borrow terminology from Nick Bostrom’s book Superintelligence, and discuss AI models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google Deepmind’s AlphaFold. Opening skit inspired by a comic from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.