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But also technologies will enable us to do the kind of things that we were previously just not able to do. " for me was kind of a milestone because it started getting me to think very hard about what are the possible consequences. Moshe Vardi: My point is that machine intelligence can be a technology with far-reaching consequences. Moshe Vardi: Nobody can predict now how the next 50 years will unfold, but I think it’s incumbent on us to start thinking about what are the consequences of the technology that we are deploying. Thomas Malone: I think it’s possible that some day, computers may be able to do everything that humans can do. It’s just one of the many ways our work lives are becoming more intertwined with technology, and it’s something that Moshe Vardi warns could have a bigger impact than we might be prepared for at the moment.

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