Artificial Intelligence: Our Final Invention or Greatest Ally?
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We’ve built machines that can think, speak, paint, and even persuade. But as artificial intelligence accelerates beyond our wildest predictions, one question looms larger than ever: is AI humanity’s greatest invention—or the last one we’ll ever make?
In this episode of The Social Contract, we navigate the razor’s edge between innovation and consequence. From mass automation and job displacement to algorithmic bias and the ethics of machine-made art, we explore whether AI is empowering society—or quietly reshaping it in ways we can’t yet control.
Can we govern something we barely understand? Who bears the moral weight when an algorithm harms? And is AI creativity truly “creative”—or just remixing the past at lightning speed?
Join us as we discuss whether artificial intelligence is our most powerful ally—or a mirror reflecting our deepest flaws.