Artificial Intelligence vs Real Ecology | Frankly #49

Artificial Intelligence vs Real Ecology | Frankly #49

In this Frankly, a follow up to "One Ring to Rule Them All", Nate unpacks the common misconception that AI is the answer to all our energy and ecological problems, specifically climate change. As the development of AI continues to accelerate, many propose that we are entering the 'Exponential Age', yet what's ignored is that we've just lived through an age of exponential impact on Earth's systems. Under this same 'operating system', AI can at best act as a more powerful tool for the continuation of this phenomenon - not to restore ecological stability as some would hope. If AI is based on current cultural goals and aspirations, who will ultimately benefit and who will pay the costs? What types of solutions is AI capable of developing - and more importantly, where is the interplay of AI and human responsibility required to then implement those ideas to fruition?

To Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/zY29LjWYHIo

For Show Notes and More: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/frankly-original/49-ai-vs-real-ecology

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