The Bright Side of AI: From Doom to Utopia

Is the idea of superintelligent AI saving humanity too good to be true?

Nick Bostrom, who once made us fear AI's existential threats, has shifted gears. In his new book, "Deep Utopia: Life and Meaning in a Solved World," he imagines a future where superintelligent AI has solved every problem: disease eradicated, climate change reversed, and humans living in infinite abundance.

This techno-utopia, however, poses a new question: What becomes of human meaning when all our struggles are gone? Bostrom's cheerful demeanor in his new book contrasts starkly with his earlier warnings, suggesting a newfound optimism.

But is this future as bright as it seems? With AI poised to reshape politics, ethics, and our daily lives, Bostrom invites us to rethink what it means to live a fulfilling life in an AI-driven world. Are we ready to embrace a future where AI not only saves us but redefines our very existence?

Read the full article on Wired.

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