Ted Mabrey
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Karp and Teamsters’ President Sean O’Brien in the type of conversation you don’t see every day but probably should. The nature of the American system means that we require societal support for frontier technology to advance. We all but froze nuclear power development for several decades when nuclear lost that support. The CCP had no such qualms, racing ahead with development. AI is not immune to the political fate of nuclear. If it does not maximize the prosperity and purpose of the American worker and in turn garner their political support as a result, it will be exposed to the same forces that froze nuclear. This is how America works. This is a risk for all of American society. AI is already proving itself as a crucial, perhaps defining, technology for militaries to project force for political ends given the precision and complex coordination it enables, and it will only improve. A nuclear-esque freeze while the CCP advances is not viable. Technologists and workers have agency in building a bright future not a doomsday one. Getting this right is a national security issue and a societal issue. AI creates jobs or AI has a problem. Fortunately, done well, human-computer symbiosis can define the maximum use of the technology not a European style hobbling. I have the privilege of seeing this come to life every day as we deploy Palantir on factory floors, providing super powers to super heros. This is the type of boundary crossing conversation we should be having much more of.
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