god isn t surprised by ai. he wasn t surprised by the printing press or television or the internet. god allowed ai to come into existence so of course we ve got to be very concerned and make sure we are thinking privacy and security and ethical use of ai but he allowed it to come into existence. we assume it is a moral imperative for us to then struggle with that to struggle for his use and his purposes so people can flourish. douglas: this sounds abstract but it is not. if someone uses a keyword like suicide the algorithm kicks in immediately and does what? what we do is route people from all sorts, somebody calls into a radio station and need
got a point? what songs are those? 22 million songs a year? that s what he says. how many have you heard? four? possibly. so i don t get those numbers. anyone can put something on spotify. but he is saying there are only so many notes, only so many chords. by coincidence it is bound to happen. yes. so he believes that baseless claims are damaging songwriting. do you? yeah, if you reverse that, if you have an algorithm searching those 22 million songs for something that looks like the new ed sheeran song, that could possibly happen and then it would be completely, completely wrong. so i actually agree with him,
if 60,000 songs are being released every day on spotify that comes in at 22 million songs a year. do you think he has got a point? what songs are those? 22 million songs a year? that s what he says. how many have you heard? four? possibly. so i don t get those numbers. anyone can put something on spotify. but he is saying there are only so many notes, only so many chords. by coincidence it is bound to happen. yes. so he believes that baseless claims are damaging songwriting. do you? yeah, if you reverse that, if you have an algorithm searching those 22 million songs for something that looks like the new ed sheeran song, that could possibly happen and then it would be completely, completely wrong.
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do you think he has got a point? what songs are those? 22 million songs a year? that s what he says. how many have you heard? four? possibly. so i don t get those numbers. anyone can put something on spotify. but he is saying there are only so many notes, only so many chords. by coincidence it is bound to happen. yes. so he believes that baseless claims are damaging songwriting. do you? yeah, if you reverse that, if you have an algorithm searching those 22 million songs for something that looks like the new ed sheeran song, that could possibly happen and then it would be completely, completely wrong. so i actually agree with him, that mistakes or such copies