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gary marcus, a professor at nyu.e book "rebooting ai, building artificial intelligence we can trust." good to see you. so even though there is a lot of anxiety and fear about artificial intelligence, systems like we just saw are some of the positive applications of ai. would you agree? >> yeah. there are lots of positive applications. there are things we should worry about, but this is not one that goes after individual people based on limited data. people collect data over time. even though there are limits to the ai, there's a chance to fix them. this was an application that i liked. >> i wonder if you like this application. this week the republican national committee responded to president biden's reelection announcement with this ai generated video. take a look. >> my fellow americans. ♪ >> this morning an emboldened china invades taiwan. >> financial markets are in free fall as 500 regional banks have shuttered their doors. >> border agents were overrun by a surge of 80,000 illegals yesterday evening. >> what ar

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