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November 2023

Focus on the long-term welfare of people and society: Ask not what AI can do but what WE can ask it to do

by Esther Dyson

“The question of the future of humans and AI seems impossible to answer because of unexplainable humans, not because of unexplainable AI. So much depends on our use and control of…

November 2023

The questions are, ‘Can humans say “no” to AI, and can AI say “no” to humans?’

by Jamais Cascio

“There are two critical uncertainties as we imagine 2040 scenarios: “In other words, can humans say ‘no’ to AI, and can AI say ‘no’ to humans? Note that the existence…

November 2023

Our dilemma: ‘We won’t know what problems are salient until it may be too late’

by Chuck Cosson

“By 2040, the implementation of AI tools (along with related innovations and likely policy changes/self-regulatory efforts) will change life in material ways, sometimes for good but sometimes not. And, as…

November 2023

Thought is no longer generated from solo insights; it is the end product of a shared brain

by Barry Chudakov

“By 2040, adjunct intelligence will be everywhere, exercising a dramatic effect on each person’s identity and individual perception. AI’s collective powers and uber-reasoning are arriving as a silent encroaching on…

November 2023

We will identify AI risks and take steps now to mitigate them

by Bitange Ndemo

“As the pressure to regulate artificial intelligence continues to grow, concerns about the potential dangers of this powerful technology are also on the rise. Superpowers, including the U.S., China, the…

November 2023

Which metrics of success will win the day – growth and productivity or finding joy and love?

by John Havens

“I’d like to share two potential outcomes: dystopian and non-dystopian. “The Dystopian View: Here’s what 2040 might look like if societal systems don’t change. In this scenario, society still values…

November 2023

Proactive moves to promote the use of AI to enhance democracy are crucial to mitigating risk

by Beth Simone Noveck

“The proliferation of artificial intelligence is poised to usher in profound changes by 2040. AI has already reshaped our daily lives. While the promise of AI is still unfolding, the…

Avi Bar-Zeev
Avi Bar-Zeev
November 2023

AI is the most-persuasive technology ever, and the most dangerous in greedy human hands

by Avi Bar-Zeev

“AI is poised to be the most persuasive technology ever invented, which also makes it the most dangerous in greedy human hands. By 2040, we may decide to let AI…

Evelyne Tauchnitz
Evelyne Tauchnitz
November 2023

The AI-fueled transition challenges the way we live and experience everything

by Evelyne A. Tauchnitz

“The proliferation of AI in the next 15 years will undoubtedly bring about a transformation characterized by more security but less personal freedom to move, express ourselves, purchase and make…

November 2023

Who will the AIs work for? Who controls the data they work with?

by John Battelle

“We’re at an inflection point as to the ecosystem we build to leverage AI. We have to choose, now, the assumptions we build into agency and rights for individuals interacting…

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