MIT Professor on AI: "We Have 18 Months Before It's Game Over"
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What happens when artificial intelligence stops being something we use and starts becoming something that shapes who we are?
Julian sits down with Ramesh Raskar for a hopeful, wide-ranging conversation about where AI is actually headed and where it should go. Instead of leaning into the usual doomsday fears, they talk about a different risk, a future where intelligence is centralized, creativity is squeezed out, and people slowly lose their sense of purpose.
They discuss what an “agentic” future could look like, one where everyone has their own AI agent working on their behalf, not owned by a company but shaped by personal values, goals, and lived experience. They talk about how this could transform healthcare, education, and work, not by replacing humans, but by amplifying what makes human contribution meaningful. There’s a strong emphasis on dignity, pride in craft, and why losing those things could be more damaging than job loss itself.
Ramesh Raskar is an MIT professor, researcher, and inventor whose work spans artificial intelligence, imaging, robotics, and decentralized systems. He has led research teams at Google, Facebook, and Apple, and focuses on building human-centered AI technologies designed to support shared prosperity.
What You’ll Learn:
Why centralized AI risks reducing human agency and purpose
How decentralized AI agents could reshape work, education, and healthcare
The difference between efficiency-driven AI and human-centered intelligence
Why loss of meaning may be a bigger threat than job displacement
How shared prosperity depends on ownership, not just access
What an “agentic society” could look like in practice
Why AI literacy is essential for the decade ahead
How adaptability and learning-to-learn shape human flourishing
⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:51 How Can AI Benefit Society?
02:40 The Real Risk of AI Isn’t Doomsday
05:45 From Using AI to Owning AI
10:16 Why Centralized AI Fails
12:25 The Rise of Personal AI
15:10 When Work Loses Meaning
17:38 Why Purpose Still Matters
20:13 A World Where Everyone Has an AI Agent
25:42 Inside an Agentic Society
33:11 How Power and Bias Scale
36:41 Why Decentralization Works
39:07 Lessons From the Internet
44:07 What the World Could Look Like in 2030
47:20 How AI Could Change Healthcare
48:45 Collective Intelligence at Scale
53:55 Who Wins When Data Is Decentralized
56:45 How AI Doomsday Actually Happens
01:01:44 Why Phase One Was Necessary
01:04:20 Why AI Literacy Matters
01:07:20 Learning How to Learn
01:08:22 What Kids Should Learn Today
01:10:05 A Simple Rule for the Future
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raskar MIT Media Lab: https://www.media.mit.edu/people/raskar/overview/
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