Who Needs Humans?; The Thom Tillis Tightrope; Saint Francis in the Cloud | 60 Minutes Full Broadcast
In this compelling episode of “60 Minutes,” we tackle pressing questions about the future of work and democracy. First, we examine the burgeoning influence of artificial intelligence—will it ultimately take your job, or will it transform the way we approach our daily tasks? This segment dives into the implications of AI, offering insights from experts and those directly affected by these technological advancements.
Next, we hear from Senator Thom Tillis, who raises alarm bells about the fragility of U.S. democracy. He argues that without adequate checks and balances, the foundational principles of governance could be at risk. His candid insights shed light on the current political landscape and the importance of safeguarding democratic values.
Finally, we take a reflective journey to the Basilica of Saint Francis, exploring ongoing restoration efforts to preserve this historic site. This feature highlights the intersection of art, culture, and history, showcasing the dedication required to maintain such a significant landmark.
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Will be great to reflect back on this in 1-2 years. How many of these companies will even exist? Bust is coming……
The earth will get a big robot leading world… nobody needs humans …. 24/7 Ki … Ai …. Will construct its own service robots for living on this planet as intelligent SkyNet II …. Humans are only animals on this earth…. SHTF …. Ai can do everything…. Without humans 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
May be ur not ready for god
So pause it n your technology n find peace
These three AI trainers at the beginning are despicable people (especially that music producer with those dorky glasses). They're pulling up the ladder for everyone in their field, especially the ones just graduating college who will be working at Starbucks and Amazon instead.
I let out a sigh of relief once that economist started talking, calling these AI companies out on their BS. Who do they think is going to buy this "oh, so many jobs will be created in 10 years!" crap?
4:30 know this face dear doctors … this lady has served in training AI so that many more can go jobless in future … all tht while being a doctor herself 😊 Great work
as an economic historian I agree with Acemoglu, he is even very optimistic and very cautious
You can thank the GOP House and Senate for prolonging our suffering by doing nothing about Trump. Vote all Blue this November!
It's like the movie Looker by Michael Chricton
🛸 A.I. is coming 🤣
I don't see
AI Robots being the best hosts for a bachelor party
AI does not experience break up with a girl… That is a human assuming AI wants to create entertainment for humans. That is the reason we cannot see past our nose. We think all of our tools would work for us, not against us. Typical
Humans are already proven to be useless, especially after watching this
Got a plumbing, HVAC, or electrical problem? A.I. ain't coming to your rescue. Humans will.
Can AI cut my grass
Will AI "employees" pay income tax? If not, who will support the governments?
Those who deny the truth are the ones currently benefiting from AI.
Hubris is real.
good AI you don’t lie lawyer and me they lie that’s great
Humans need humans, that's who!
That's an incredible collection of fragments….now there's a job for LLMs…. maybe they'll succeed, maybe not, but it's a noble exercise…..
I dunno about the VR version of viewing the art treasures there, have to try it….but hey, St Francis was an animal lover, so more power to em.
On the botched execution: it's such a weird situation with the pharmaceutical companies (understandably!) not wanting their products besmirched by association with executions, so the states using lethal injection are having difficulty obtaining the drugs needed….I don't remember Dr. Kevorkian having any such trouble….
As horrible as that botched execution was, maybe the fallout will include a reconsideration of the entire idea of capital punishment…..and I'll be interested in seeing what happens to Miss Pike – hopefully they'll let her go…..
We want our private landline phone system back, copper wiring & switch stations as AT&T used to provide.
Anyone that doesn't think Ai is going to replace you, search youtube for AI run ports in China & their urban hvac & plumbing systems.