What They Don't Want You To Know | Mo Gawdat

How is AI really impacting our lives? Mo Gawdat is the former Chief Business Officer of Google’s innovation lab, Google X, where he had a deep insight into what the future could hold. Mo shares the truth about how AI affects both our present and future, and how we can navigate all that it brings.

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[andrewdowdall]

What he said about "paradoxical thinking" really helped me understand why, as a Dad, I really REALLY struggled with the "dialectical" and "radical acceptance" part of my daughter's DBT therapy when I did the part parent only "course" and when I sat in some of her sessions. Now I understand why I had such a hard time with it and why it took me so long to understand. In fact, I think this just helped me finally truly understand it.

From DBT therapy: Balancing Opposites: DBT often involves finding a middle path between extremes. For example, a client may struggle with intense emotional responses and the therapy aims to help them find a balance between expressing their emotions and controlling them.

[keesdevos]

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In the line of Maslow, I kind of recognised that succesful men in general had female qualities. When copying my mother's abilities to listen (remembering any conversation), I automatically wandered in a similar position. The next step was becoming a responsible person in becoming houseman (23 years with 3 kids). Being first behind a childcarriadge; now even in China all men act halfway my attitude and it will change the world on longer term.

[jbrink]

holistic interconnectedness and possibilities make the best version of us as a whole

[pacanosiu]

start telling the truth, it will set you free, and if you are really honest, the Collective may send you knowledge that no one in the world knows about, which will give you true power

[vallab]

There were doomsday prophets since the times immemorial. However, I agree that the rapid progress in AI technology will result in massive job losses and soon the human labour will become redundant sooner within a decade. I predicted the essence of it in my book titled; An alternative to Marxian Scientific Socialism; Theory Reduction in Working Hours", published in the year 1981.
Of course, there will be a Radical change in the economic structure. Capitalist system will collapse along with its socialist partner. The world Governments will be compelled to implement an adequate and guaranteed Universal Basic Income (UBI) like programmes.
The greatest existential risk that humanity face today is a nuclear war threat. Therefore, the concerned people of civil society should put all their efforts to stop our politicians leading the world into the nuclear holocaust.

[mrpicky]

"What They Don't Want You To Know" very non clickbaity title XD

[nim]

I feel that the algorithm is dictating the 24 viewable comments to portray a negative perspective on the discussion.

I’m not seeing the connection between comments and the actual topics 🧐

[danmcneil]

His feminine/masculine philosophy of viewing the world is unhelpful and misleading. What we should be striving for is the elimination of delusions and the incorporation of wisdom into every day life.

[livlaughlove]

this is how a person talks when HE think he's a god. AI is copying what humans taught them to do. JESUS CHRIST IS OUR SALVATION NOT man who calls themselves a god. JESUS IS COMING BACK. no ROBOT IN THIS WORLD CAN STOP IT.