It can change human existence for the better, but in the wrong hands has the potential to be deadly and could put an end to life on earth.
“The New Roaring Twenties,” by Paul Zane Pilzer and Stephen Jarchow, available now at book-stores, is a fascinating guide to surviving and prospering in our new world of AI. We are already living with it for better or worse. It is helping us in myriad ways yet has brought trouble and mistrust to our world-wide communication with conniving algorithms.
In some states AI can now marry people although some religious leaders are objecting. It can aid in medical diagnoses, health care, speed up research, and yet Pilzer and Jarchow warn that our civilization faces a very real danger from cyber-attacks and sundry manipulative algorithms.
Stephen P. Jarchow’s list of creative and business accomplishments is long and various. His law degree comes in handy in all his ventures. He has been involved in the production and distribution of over 250 films and TV series, resulting in two Academy Awards and five Emmy nominations.
To hear him talk about AI is, in my opinion, just what the doctor ordered right about now. He not only presents the benefits and the dangers, he takes a totally delightful stand on what we can do to counteract its dangers.
Stephen is a man who gets right to the point with easily understandable explanations on a technically challenging subject. And, he is a man blessed with a sense of hope and faith in the future. He cares about the well-being of others, and the love letter he plans to write now right now will be fabulous.