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7 May 2025 Conversations with Tyler Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
“Maybe my pushback is, I think that all of this could happen sufficiently quickly that we might have the opportunity to just play different higher-status games that are afforded to us via AI and the productive capacity it unlocks.”
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- Jack Clark
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- 7 May 2025
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- Conversations with Tyler
- Episode
- Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
Transcript context
…There’s some of that, but even the Nobel laureates — they’re rivalrous with each other. They can be very bitchy, very petty, but that’s just human nature, right? If the Nobel laureates aren’t happy, there’s no post-AI world that’s going to do much better than how we’re doing for the Nobel laureates today, right? Maybe my pushback is, I think that all of this could happen sufficiently quickly that we might have the opportunity to just play different higher-status games that are afforded to us via AI and the productive capacity it unlocks. There are definitely going to be entirely new jobs that involve marshaling and fielding AI systems for all kinds of work. I think there’ll be — But those are hard jobs, right?…
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