Artificial Intelligence

Highlighting the consequences of an automatic society running amok, the late philosopher of technology Bernard Stiegler suggested that successive ages of technological proletarianization since the 19th century have resulted in human losses first in the knowledge of how to make and do (savoir-faire), followed by the knowledge of how to live... See more

Specifically, we believe the Pixar of the next century won’t emerge through traditional film or animation, but rather through interactive video . This new storytelling format will blur the line between video games and television/film – fusing deep storytelling with viewer agency and “play,” opening up a vast new market.

The problem we have in AI right now is not that it’s getting too powerful, it’s that it’s not nearly powerful enough. Very little has changed thus far because of AI, and won’t until models get faster, cheaper, more accurate, and more “intelligent”. Building safe AI is insanely important, but any goal that is half in and half out of driving progress... See more