Robin Hanson: AI is probably the End of Humanity (and why that's OK)
Robin Hanson believes the future of AI is far stranger than most people imagine. In this episode, economist, futurist, and The Age of Em author Robin Hanson explains one of the biggest questions humanity has faced: What happens after humans? Instead of viewing AI as humanity's greatest threat, Hanson argues we should…
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