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Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.
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Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.
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Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.
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