Samir Chopra is a professor of philosophy at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. He has written books on the politics of technology, the legal theory of artificial intelligence, military aviation history (his latest book in this genre has just been released), and cricket.

This episode will teach you if AI will ever have agency, if our current notion of intelligence is appropriate, why AI doesn’t necessarily need to have consciousness, whether narrow AI is enough, how social media is changing the way we think, and lots more in the 66th episode of the Gen Z Diplomat podcast.

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Website: https://samirchopra.com

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Can AI Ever Have Rights, Agency, Or Consciousness? - Samir Chopra | Gen Z Diplomat Podcast 66