The Limits of AI: Can Artificial Intelligence Achieve Creativity? Naval Ravikant & Joe Rogan

In this episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, Naval Ravikant discusses the limits of artificial intelligence, specifically in regards to the difference between closed, bounded games like chess and Go, and the unbounded game of life. He also explores the potential for automation to replace non-creative jobs and what that means for the future of work. Join us for this fascinating conversation on the future of AI and human creativity.

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[manz]

AI is only as flawless as the people writing the code.

[ziz]

I like Naval but this will not age well

[drvren]

he's explaining the right and ideal way to apply and use artificial intelligence. i feel they shouldnt develop AI to become more "humanistic", and develop its creative ability to the point where it can be artificially created life with human instinct and human creativity. instead, they should improve artificial intelligence in its technical and algorithmic ability to replace non creative jobs

[jmzwlvt]

Amazing Intelligence is Lit ❤ • All beings may choose love over chews, …unless, ya know, secound breakfast, brunch, lunch, tea etc

[adolfhipsteryolocaust]

Actually ai can be creative, you know what would be incredibly hard for Ai? Laying bricks, farming, raising animals, the simple life is hard for Ai, not making music of pictures of poetry

[lukemiszczak]

definetaly not great news when they run out of jobs for people to do