Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Released Tuesday, 12th August 2025
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Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1441 - AI as Humanity’s Future with Chris Smedley

Tuesday, 12th August 2025
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Tonight, on The Brian Crombie Hour, Brian interviews Chris Smedley about how AI is humanity’s future! Dr. Chris Smedley is a visionary technologist and futurist dedicated to harnessing AI superintelligence to unlock an era of hyperabundance for humanity. With a deep expertise in AI and exponential technologies, he develops innovative solutions to tackle global challenges, from sustainable energy to advanced transportation. Chris has collaborated with industry giants including Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Singularity University, and the XPRIZE Foundation. A decade ago, he founded Digital Habitats, an exponential technology firm that integrates AI across energy, transportation, humanoid robotics, and beyond—creating fully autonomous products and services to power the mobile communities of tomorrow on land, sea, air, and space.

Chris discusses the transformative impact of AI, comparing it to historical technological revolutions and predicting it could replace all human labor within five years, leading to both increased productivity and potential mass unemployment. He acknowledges concerns raised by figures like Jeff Hinton and Yuval Harari about AI regulation and societal bifurcation, while also presenting an optimistic view aligned with Elon Musk's predictions of abundance through AI. Chris also addresses the changing nature of warfare, noting the shift towards drone and robot-led conflicts without human casualties, which he linked to broader sociopolitical challenges and the need for emotional and technological evolution to address human conflicts.

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