Justin Flitter on the AI takeover

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Justin Flitter on the AI takeover

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Jan 15, 2023

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What in the Terminator has been going on in the news recently? 2022 saw AI skyrocket in the public discourse, with science-fiction becoming a looming reality. Founder of AI NZ Justin Flitter joins Duncan to discuss the rise of Dall-E 2 and ChatGPT, and discuss the way those in and out of the media should think about these tools going forward.
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Justin Flitter on the AI takeover

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