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What if you could no longer trust the things you see and hear?

Because the signature on a check, the documents or videos presented in court, the footage you see on the news, the calls you receive from your family … They could all be perfectly forged by artificial intelligence.

That’s just one of the risks posed by the rapid development of AI. And that’s why Tristan Harris of the Center for Humane Technology is sounding the alarm.

This week on How I Built This Lab: the second of a two-episode series in which Tristan and Guy discuss how we can upgrade the fundamental legal, technical, and philosophical frameworks of our society to meet the challenge of AI.

To learn more about the Center for Humane Technology, text “AI” to 55444.

This episode was researched and produced by Alex Cheng with music by Ramtin Arablouei.

It was edited by John Isabella. Our audio engineer was Neal Rauch.

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In this roundtable discussion our editors examine how the past year has progressed, discuss how things may go over the next year and consider a few fundamentally positive truths about the whole conflict. Meanwhile our senior producer travels through Ukraine, getting a measure of both determination and despondency among soldiers and civilians.

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Today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience is an awesome interview I did with lifelong journalist, and CEO of Fortune Media, Alan Murray! We discuss his beginnings as a journalist for the Wall Street Journal, the challenges people go through to better themselves, how to build the biggest empire while keeping an emotional framework, and much more! Enjoy!

THINGS I TALKED ABOUT:

1. Importance of cash for business sustainability

2. Significance of attention as a business asset

3. Alan Murray's career in journalism and entrepreneurship

4. Insights from "Tomorrow's Capitalist" on business and societal impact

5. Evolution of corporate responsibility towards societal impact

6. Role of empathy in business leadership

7. Corporate sustainability and climate change actions

8. Diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in workplaces

9. Economic trends influencing business strategies

10. Businesses' role in addressing societal problems

Nick Gibson is a long-time participant in Bret’s Patreon discussions. In this episode, Nick and Bret discuss his experience through covid and his shift in perspective.

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Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research and development company.

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Guest host Adam Davidson looks at what might happen to your job in a world of human-level artificial intelligence, and asks when it might be time to worry that the machines have become too powerful. (Part 2 of "How to Think About A.I.")

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This fall, as Russia’s losses mounted in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin announced a draft. Almost immediately, hundreds of thousands of men fled the country, though many more stayed.

Valerie Hopkins, an international correspondent for The Times, spoke to Russians at a draft office in Moscow to gauge how they felt about going to war and who they blame for the fighting.

Guest: Valerie Hopkins, an international correspondent covering the war in Ukraine for The New York Times.

Background reading: 

• Across Moscow, there are noticeably fewer men at restaurants, stores and social gatherings. Many have been called up to fight in Ukraine. Others have fled to avoid being drafted.

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, Christina Aguilera performs in a “family friendly concert” with a strap on dildo. This is just one example of extreme, over the top debauchery and degeneracy being totally normalized and institutionalized in our culture. We’re going to talk about where it all leads, and what we can do about it. Also, Karen Jean Pierre laughs off any concerns about her boss’s senility. The White House meets with Defund the Police advocates as crime ravages communities across the country. A twitter thread goes viral detailing the horrifying reality of “gender affirming surgeries.” And in our Daily Cancellation, Lizzo is forced to issue an apology and change and reissue her latest single due to controversy over the language in the song. But you’ll never guess which word has people so upset.

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In this episode, psychiatrist Paul Conti, M.D. discusses the impact of untreated trauma, the rising rate of suicide, and the influence of modern society on mental health, to name a few important topics covered. Paul also talks about how to deal with these challenges for yourself, your loved ones, and the community at large.

We discuss:

• Paul’s background, and what drove him to psychiatry [5:00];
• How silent bravado and incessant striving can lead to a functional (and actual) death, and why Paul is critical of the current state of psychiatry [14:45];
• Psychedelics, psychotherapy and the dissolution of the ego [20:30];
• How current society may be contributing to the increasing amount of suffering [25:00];
• The ubiquity and impact of untreated trauma [31:45];
• The rising rate of suicide, parasuicide, and “accidental” death [35:30];
• Types of trauma, why we minimize it, and Peter’s introduction to Bridge to Recovery [44:00];
• Triggering shame and fear, childhood trauma, and why trauma doesn’t care about time [48:00];
• The impact of the brain on the body, and overcoming trauma with self-awareness [55:00];
• How to recognize and stop the cycle of shame transference [1:04:30];
• Peter’s profound experience at Bridge to Recovery, and the importance of finding shared experiences with others [1:11:15];
• How to identify and deal with our own personal trauma [1:19:00];
• Finding meaning in struggle, why we are less happy than ever, and the impact of an isolated society [1:25:30];
• What steps can we take as a society to make an appreciable impact on the rising sense of desperation and misery? [1:43:15];
• Resources, book recommendations, and things you can do [1:56:15]; and
• More.

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