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Could artificial intelligence escape human control? Or is the greater danger what humans teach it?
Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed II explore AI safety, corporate greed, racial bias, and leaders’ responsibility to protect the public. Using Star Trek’s “The Ultimate Computer” as a striking parallel, they examine how a system built to help people could pursue its objectives in dangerous, unexpected ways.
From industry warnings and political responses to independent oversight and human review, this episode asks who controls AI, who benefits, and who pays the price when accountability falls behind innovation.
The conversation closes with practical ways to demand transparency and Tony’s reminder that intelligence without wisdom is dangerous.
▶︎ In This Episode
00:00 The AI Warning
07:00 Profit vs. Safety
23:00 Star Trek’s Warning
36:00 Human Bias, Machine Power
41:00 Who Controls AI?
54:00 What You Can Do
1:02:00 Tony’s Tidbit & LESS
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