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"That's how technology happens, at first it seems absurd, crazy…then it becomes utterly essential and integral to everything we do." Mustafa Suleyman on his new book ‘The Coming Wave’, the risks, rewards & why he wants #AI use banned in US elections. Part 1 | First Move CNN

Julia Chatterley

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Ahmad Allam2 years ago

@mustafasuleyman @firstmove Great job , thanks for all . I think technology was , is and will fast change every moment so the question is how we get highly use it highly to get maximum useful for basic future needs like human , climate change and space however technology will help I really don't trust .

arthur2 years ago

@mustafasuleyman @firstmove The Risk,the Rewards of AI..hmm Julia ❤️

Mintu gope Mintu gope2 years ago

@mustafasuleyman @firstmove Have a lovely day dear..julia..stay Asphodel...

Abid Maqsood2 years ago

@mustafasuleyman @firstmove This cycle continues and finally it becomes integral part of our everyday life. We have to move with the the world, otherwise we shall be considered out of pattern strangers 🙏💛🌋

PATTY AREA HAYEK2 years ago

@mustafasuleyman @firstmove Mercury

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