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In this episode of Tech News this Week, host Kelsey Sung is joined by Esther Shittu to discuss the recent debate around whether AI development should slow down or accelerate, the arguments from key players on each side of this debate, and the potential geopolitical and economic implications.
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Murmurings of AI's existential threat to humanity. There's been no shortage of AI headlines in the news lately. The AI boom has sparked a heated debate over the pace of AI advancement, as global and tech leaders face off over whether AI development should slow down or continue at its current clip.
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