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The future doesn’t arrive randomly. It’s predictable, if you know where to look. In this private talk at MIT, now live on my Youtube channel, here’s what I shared with the next generation of innovators: - What worries me about AGI, humanoid robots & brain-computer interfaces - My wildest predictions for the future of humanity - Why storytelling is the most important skill for any startup founder Watch full talk on Youtube: “After Interviewing AI Founders, Here’s What You Really Need to Know” (link in the comments). #leadership #moonshotthinking #futureofwork #AI #entrepreneurship #peterdiamandis

Is AI overhyped… or not hyped enough? In this new episode of Moonshots, I sat down with two of the most insightful voices in tech and performance to debate the future of artificial intelligence, and their views couldn’t be more opposite. Mo Gawdat believes today’s AI is still underhyped. After a career at IBM and Microsoft, Mo helped launch Google in 50+ emerging markets and later served as Chief Business Officer at Google X. He’s now the author of Solve for Happy and Scary Smart, and founder of the mission-driven platform One Billion Happy. Steven Kotler says AI is massively overhyped. A New York Times bestselling author and Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective, Steven is one of the world’s top experts on human performance. His 13 books, including The Art of Impossible and Abundance, have been published in 40+ languages and nominated for 2 Pulitzer Prizes. We debated: - Will we survive with or without artificial superintelligence? - Is society prepared for what’s coming in the next 10 years? - How do we guide humanity toward a positive AI future? 🎥 Watch the full conversation now: search “Moonshots Podcast” on YouTube. Episode 177: "AI Experts Debate: Overhyped or Underhyped? (Opposite Opinions)" #ai #aidebate #linkedinlearning

Are we heading toward a world where AI destroys jobs, erases privacy, and brings us closer to war? Or can we guide it toward abundance and human flourishing? This week I sat down with three brilliant minds - Mo Gawdat (former CBO of Google X), Salim Ismail (founder of OpenExO), and David Blundin (founder of Link Ventures) - for one of the most intense and honest conversations we've had. We discussed: - Why 30–40% unemployment could hit within the next 2–3 years - The collapse of privacy and rise of autonomous weapons - Whether governments are even remotely prepared for what’s coming - How we could still shape an intentional, abundant future using AI Mo doesn’t hold back when he says: “We all know AI will go out of control within 5–10 years… and yet we’re building autonomous weapons anyway.” But we also explore a better path: how entrepreneurs and technologists can focus on creating tools that make people feel valuable, productive, and connected instead of obsolete. Episode 176 of Moonshots is out now (link in the comments). I’d love to hear your thoughts: can we still steer the direction AI is headed?