the documentary social dilemma has very well done, is that, hey, YouTube and Facebook want you to spend more minutes, and that helps them make money, but they don't care the quality of the content you see. So they keep showing you things that you'll keep clicking, and that's what causes the addictive behavior and the regret after you watch so much. But I wanted to present in the Golden Elephant a story where the insurance company and you want the same thing, which is don't get sick as much, be healthy, so you don't have to get insurance company to pay for your illnesses. And yet, when it appears to be so interest aligned and well-meaning, still things could go wrong. So I wanted to get that point across. So this is really awesome. I read the first book that I had ever read on AI was a number of years ago. It was called Super Intelligence. And I learned quite a bit about all the things that could go wrong with AI, some of them very heady, sort of out there theoretical, but some of them (11/38)
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