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Richard Fontaine interviews me about AI

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Started September 3, 2026

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AI's impact on society will depend on how responsibly it is implemented and governed.
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The rapid advancement of AI poses significant risks that must be addressed before further development.
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Restricting AI research to wealthy nations will slow innovation and entrench global inequality rather than improve safety.
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AI researchers and policymakers should publish disaggregated employment effects by industry to enable targeted workforce transition planning.
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The economic benefits of AI will be unevenly distributed, exacerbating existing inequalities.
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The college wage premium will shrink as AI automates cognitive work currently reserved for degree-holders.
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AI technologies will create more jobs than they displace in the long term.
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Public discourse about AI should focus on both its opportunities and its challenges to foster balanced understanding.
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The government should invest in retraining programs for workers affected by AI advancements.
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AI should be developed with ethical considerations at the forefront to ensure public trust.
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