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THE GOD TEST (Part 2): Can Humanity Pass the Cosmic Reckoning?

On Thursday, Rufus and Robert Wright (The God Test) talked about AI as a new stage in the evolution of intelligence — and about the very human traits already showing up in our machines: empathy, deception, power-seeking, seduction. Today, they ask the harder question: what happen ...  Show more

THE GOD TEST (Part 1): Are You Ready for Superintelligence?

Does the logic of human destiny now lead to artificial intelligence? Are we creating a higher form of intelligence in our own image? And, if so, what kind of image is that? These are the questions celebrated author Robert Wright asks in his new book, The God Test, which was publi ...  Show more

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