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Psyche discusses the implications of AI companies claiming ownership of ideas generated through their platforms and the potential for AI to replace human doctors in healthcare. He and his guest express concern about the rapid advancement of AI in these areas.
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The episode begins with Psyche discussing how AI companies like Chat GPT want to claim partial ownership of ideas generated through their platforms ▶ 0:00. He notes that if you use AI to gain information and become popular, the AI company may claim partial rights to your idea ▶ 0:16. The conversation then shifts to the potential for AI to replace human doctors in healthcare, with Psyche's guest suggesting that in two years, people will trust AI diagnoses over those of human doctors ▶ 0:43. Psyche and his guest express concern about the possibility of AI taking over and the potential consequences ▶ 1:09. They also discuss the idea that people may trust AI more than humans, with Psyche's guest saying that people will listen to AI over human experts ▶ 1:02. The conversation concludes with Psyche and his guest acknowledging that they are already deeply involved in the AI revolution ▶ 1:17.
The episode appears to suggest that the rapid advancement of AI is a concerning trend, with potential implications for ownership and control of ideas and healthcare decisions. The conversation continues the pattern of exploring the intersection of technology and society, highlighting the potential risks and consequences of relying on AI. The episode also appears to touch on the theme of trust and authority, with Psyche and his guest discussing the potential for people to trust AI more than human experts.
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Chat GPT is trying to make it so if you like if you make make a discovery on chat GPT then it's like they want to like own a part of it if you make it through chat GPT like isn't that weird like that kind of is weird and so got to watch out asking the AI for information how to do this and how to do that you become popular that gives you that gives the AI
the company that owns the AI a partial rights to your idea. >> Well that's what they want. I don't I don't think it's not yet. But especially if it's medical, >> it makes sense, though. Think about it. If you if you if you make something that help people get helps with ideas and create if they become billionaires, you don't want a PC out of it. >> Yeah. >> Bro, in two years, everyone's going to be talking to AI about their illnesses.
>> They're not even going to go to a doctor. AI is going to the whole planet up in two years. >> We want illnesses cure. We don't want people to be like, "Oh, we can't let's not figure it out." >> People going to trust AI more than humans. the the AI diagnosis over a doctor. Instead of listening to Britney
Spears, it's going to be AI. AI is just going to take over. Get ready for this man. >> Yeah, I know. I mean, it is kind of scary like the possibility. >> It is scary, brother. It's >> We're in it. We're in it, right? Like right now. >> We're knee deep in it. Knee. >> That's why I keep the camera off now.
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