Magic and wonder in the age of AI | David Kwong
TED Talks Daily3 Juli 2024

Magic and wonder in the age of AI | David Kwong

With AI everywhere you look, you may think you've seen it all. Magician David Kwong suggests otherwise, proposing advancements in technology actually increase opportunities for wonder. In an entertaining performance, he invites an audience member on stage to exhibit the mind-reading magic of ChatGPT — and explores how tech elevates our capacity for awe.

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