AI Singularity: Sam Altman, agents, and technological power

AI singularity, superintelligence, and autonomous agents: Is Sam Altman right, or are we buying into a dangerous narrative?

In this episode, we analyze the idea of the “soft singularity,” the progress of artificial intelligence models, agents capable of acting on their own, cybersecurity risks, the concentration of technological power, and the impact of AI on work and society.

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