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Amnon Shashua: AI could solve our most perplexing questions in 10 years

February 10, 2024February 10, 2024David Rutman

Picture a spaceship descending from the cosmos, its crew composed of benevolent beings hailing from a world a million years ahead of our own. Their arrival isn’t one of conquest but, rather, of assistance. They offer us a unique opportunity – to tap into their wisdom and expertise. We can pose our most perplexing questions, […]

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