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The objective is simply to think critically about how people make strategic choices regarding the world around them and most importantly, about the people around them.
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Speakeasy conversation about strategy, competition, economics, history, and policy from two non-experts.
The episodes include some actual economic Game Theory such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, the Traveler's Dilemma, and the Public Good game. Episodes also include conversations on dilemmas in TV/Movies, sports, and board/card games, as well as the history of military, intelligence (spies), politics, and economics.
The objective is simply to think critically about how people make strategic choices regarding the world around them and most importantly, about the people around them.
108. AI-Generated Content: Sports Illustrated's Scandal; Gothika Cover; The Library of Babel
Game Theory
1 hour 1 minute 33 seconds
1 year ago
108. AI-Generated Content: Sports Illustrated's Scandal; Gothika Cover; The Library of Babel
Summary
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics, including the New York State salary listing requirement, the impact of AI on creative expression, the importance of a paper co-authored by prominent thinkers in foreign policy, the revolutionary change brought about by nuclear weapons, and the use of AI in music and art.
They also explore the automation of mundane processes, the joy of buying books, AI-generated book covers, and the romanticization of everyday life through AI-generated images. The conversation concludes with a discussion on a potential strike in Hollywood and the reputability of sources.
Takeaways
New York State requires employers to list the salary for every job posting on the internet.
AI is efficient at making associations and correlations but lacks the ability to generate ideas.
AI has had a profound impact on scientific writing and publications.
AI can automate mundane processes and speed up tasks that require intellectual capital.
AI-generated book covers and images raise questions about the loss of artistic expression.
AI-generated music and art have both positive and negative implications.
The hosts express their love for buying books and the joy of owning them.
The conversation touches on the potential strike in Hollywood and the reputability of sources.
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Celebration
02:10 New York State Salary Listing Requirement
03:00 Excitement for Future Topics
04:07 Predictability and Clip Reappearance
05:10 AI and Creative Expression
07:00 Prominent Thinkers in Foreign Policy
09:04 Importance of the Paper
11:38 Revolutionary Change of Nuclear Weapons
12:35 AI as Mathematical Correlations
14:15 AI and Music
15:23 AI's Impact on Scientific Writing
15:54 Automating Mundane Processes
18:03 AI-Generated Book Covers
19:50 AI-Generated Music and Art
22:01 AI's Impact on Artistic Expression
23:00 AI-Generated Images and Romanticization
24:06 AI-Generated Music Revisited
25:32 Player 3's Musical Preferences
26:09 Potential Strike in Hollywood
26:47 Reputability of Sources
Game Theory
Speakeasy conversation about strategy, competition, economics, history, and policy from two non-experts.
The episodes include some actual economic Game Theory such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, the Traveler's Dilemma, and the Public Good game. Episodes also include conversations on dilemmas in TV/Movies, sports, and board/card games, as well as the history of military, intelligence (spies), politics, and economics.
The objective is simply to think critically about how people make strategic choices regarding the world around them and most importantly, about the people around them.
