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The Conservative Case for AI | Sam Hammond

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October 25, 2023

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Sam Hammond, senior economist at the Foundation for American Innovation, joins the podcast to talk about artificial intelligence and its transformative aspects on modern society

what AI offers human society to advance our economy and our society, and the potential dangers of AI run amok

how AI and super-intelligent machines that match or exceed human cognition will mean for human nature and what it means to be a human being

Texts Mentioned:

“Attention is All You Need” by Ashish Vaswani

Science, Scientism, and Society webinar

Jon Askonas Conservative Conversations episode

“Common Sense on AI” by Sam Hammond and Jon Askonas

“AI and Leviathan: Part I” by Sam Hammond

“AI and Leviathan: Part II” by Sam Hammond

“AI and Leviathan: Part III” by Sam Hammond

Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes

Revolt of the Public by Martin Gurri

fai.org

“Second Best” substack by Sam Hammond

Guests & Subjects Covered

Sam HammondAmerican InnovationTexts Mentioned AttentionAll You NeedAshish Vaswani Science ScientismJon Askonas Conservative ConversationsCommon SenseJon Askonas AI

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