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At graduation ceremonies across the country this spring, some commencement speakers have been met with boos for praising AI, as students worry the technology could threaten their future job prospects.
In a commencement speech at Bard College last week, Fareed made the case that even in the age of AI, some of humanity's most valuable strengths can't be automated.
In a commencement speech at Bard College last week, Fareed made the case that even in the age of AI, some of humanity's most valuable strengths can't be automated.
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