How AI Is Upending Politics, Tech, the Media, and More

Growing The divided world, a thing that everyone seems to agree is it is it Artificial intellect This is a highly disruptive – and sometimes perfect destructive – phenomenon.

This Wired AI Power Summit In New York on Monday, the leaders of the world of technology, politics and the media came together to discuss how AI was transforming their inter -associated world. The summit included the voice of the AI ​​industry, a current US senator, former official of the Trump administration and publishers, including Condie Nast, the main body of the wired. You can see a livestream of the whole event at the bottom.

“In journalism, many of us have been overwhelmed and worried about the same measure of AI,” Candy Nust Chief Content Officer and Vogue’s Global Editoring Director said in his inaugural address. “We are concerned about replacing our jobs and the work we write about”

Leaders of the world of politics provided the opposite view to ensure that they had a positive impact as a whole. Connecticut Democratic Senator Richard Bloomantal says policy makers need to learn from social media and find appropriate maintenance around the copyright violations and other main issues before the AI ​​is too much damage. “We want to deal with the perfect storm that surrounds journalism,” he said in a conversation with Katie Drammond, the wired global editor -in -chief.

In a separate conversation, Senior Fellow of the American Innovation Foundation and one of the author of the Trump administration Dean Ball AI Action PlanThat policy has protected the Blueprint view of AI control. He claimed that it had introduced more rules on AI risk rather than any other government production.

The images from within the AI ​​industry painted a pink image of AI’s effect, also arguing that it would be a bargain for economic development and not checked.