HOW MUCH SHOULD US AND CHINA TRUST EACH OTHERS AI?
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HOW MUCH SHOULD US AND CHINA TRUST EACH OTHERS AI?
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In this episode of The FlipSide Podcast, we open with an AI that almost started a war. From there, we lay out the latest from both sides:· The computer is creeping from your pocket to your face. AI wearables are going to turn us all into cyborgs. The iPhone may be no better than Xiaomi or Huawei, but people try everything and still end up back on Apple's ecosystem.· AI is eating the web’s traffic. In the future you won’t need a website at all, just information AI can read.· The US has Google. China never got any all-in-one search engine like that. But in China you can’t get by without WeChat, the super app even Elon envies.· Ads are learning to talk back, but ChatGPT’s ads only reach the people who get the least out of AI.· Both sides worry the other’s AI is stealing their data, and the US is starting to borrow China’s playbook by taking stakes in companies.Then we circle back to the AI that nearly caused all that trouble. Chris says it’s no different from how we use AI at work every day: AI is great at making crap that looks perfect. AI getting things wrong isn’t the scary part. The scary part is when no one can tell.Fifty minutes with FlipSide, from both sides: how much can we really trust AI at this stage?