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AI advocate Marc Andreessen joins us to clear up misconceptions about AI and discuss its potential impact on job creation, creativity, and moral reasoning.

What We Discuss with Marc Andreessen:

• Will AI create new jobs, take our old ones outright, or amplify our ability to perform them better?
• What role will AI play in current and future US-China relations?
• How might AI be used to shape (or manipulate) public opinion and the economy?
• Does AI belong in creative industries, or does it challenge (and perhaps cheapen) what it means to be human?
• How can we safeguard our future against the possibility that AI could get smart enough to remove humanity from the board entirely?
• And much more...

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