"Where I landed was being the voice of the counter-narrative - that AI isn't doom and gloom, that the future isn't dystopian and post-apocalyptic, but that it is bright and full of more joy and less suffering," Kass said.
Of those implications, the self-described "AI futurist" believes that people in developed countries will "end up working a lot less." And in poorer countries, he thinks that "every child [will have] an AI-powered teacher."
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