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Even The Best AI Scenario Is The End Of Everything We've Ever Been
Authored by Edward Ring via American Greatness,
In 1999, I had the privilege of working for one of the first companies to develop a product that would transmit video on the fledgling internet. Broadband access was still a few years away, and the company floundered when the first so-called internet bubble burst in early 2000. But I'll never forget the reaction an investor had when he viewed our demo at a tradeshow.
"This is a revolution," he exclaimed. "This is going to change everything."
He was right, of course. I remember attending a tech investor conference only a few years earlier and having a chuckle while listening to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison somberly proclaim that the dawning internet was the most profound scientific development in human history "since the invention of fire."