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AI For Everyone

Witness the metamorphosis of the freelance job market as AI technology reshapes the playing field. In our latest episode, we dissect the startling statistics from Bloom Street's Upwork data analysis, revealing a 33% dip in writing positions and similar declines in translation and customer service roles. Yet, amidst these dwindling numbers, we unveil a staggering 2000% surge in AI-centric jobs, painting a picture of a rapidly evolving professional landscape. We also spotlight the breakthrough silicon photonic chips engineered by Penn's brightest, poised to redefine computing with their light-powered, energy-efficient capabilities. And with NVIDIA's revenue skyrocketing, it's clear we're at the cusp of an AI-induced revolution in microchip technology.
The second part of our conversation takes a turn towards the urgent need for AI regulation in media. With text-to-video and text-to-audio technologies advancing at an unregulated pace, we confront the risks head-on. I issue a call to arms for legal experts, especially those with a background in criminal law, to join me in an upcoming interview to navigate these tumultuous waters. It's imperative that we understand and address the potential perils as we continue to witness the incredible growth and application of AI. So, buckle up and get ready to engage with a discussion that's as timely as it is critical. If you have insights to share, or know someone who does, let's connect and bring depth to this crucial conversation.

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Chapters

1. Impact of AI on Freelance Jobs (00:00:00)

2. Regulating AI in Media (00:11:26)