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Wildly, the Dean of Harvard College has a 3-part series on AI & Work that makes an elegant argument for what will be valuable and the place for humans, all free on YouTube, and yet the last one only has 173 views. Highly recommended for anyone who is too worried about AI (or not worried enough)...
One theory of why Deming’s AI and Work talk isn’t more popular is that it is sensible, elegantly argued, and optimistic. The other is that it just needs to hit the right parts of information diffusion machine...
Wildly, the Dean of Harvard College has a 3-part series on AI & Work that makes an elegant argument for what will be valuable and the place for humans, all free on YouTube, and yet the last one only has 173 views. Highly recommended for anyone who is too worried about AI (or not worried enough)...
Here is a link to the three talks on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWaq1rI4D6w&list=PLfXilwBAYWOY
Wildly, the Dean of Harvard College has a 3-part series on AI & Work that makes an elegant argument for what will be valuable and the place for humans, all free on YouTube, and yet the last one only has 173 views. Highly recommended for anyone who is too worried about AI (or not worried enough)...
@jamescham hidden gems like this deserve more attention, thanks for the pointer