AI's Impact on College Graduates

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I attended Temple University at a time of national unrest, and the future seemed uncertain. Truth be told, no one knows what will happen with AI. I took an optimistic view based on one core truth: As amazing as AI might become, it cannot be human

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In a commencement speech at Temple University , WIRED's John Sutter shared his views on how new college graduates can compete with powerful artificial intelligence.

Sutter: As amazing as AI might become, by definition it cannot be human, and therefore the human connection we homo sapiens forge with each other is unique and gives us an edge.

You have just spent four years at Temple University learning to think AS accomplished humans.

The lords of AI are spending hundreds of billions of dollars to make their models think LIKE accomplished humans. The difference is immeasurable. Your work does something that AI can never do: it makes a genuine human connection. This is something that even Silicon Valley understands, starting from Steve Jobs .

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