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FCC Chairman @BrendanCarrFCC says the internet was America’s 1st major tech leapfrog, mobile was the 2nd, and AI is now becoming the 3rd: "Obviously you go to the internet, number one. Number two, I think you go to the mobile internet, so smartphones, the app economy. And I think AI is gonna be the third big technological change." "President Trump has been very clear that he wants America to lead the world in AI. As he put it very correctly and succinctly, whoever wins AI wins." "It's…
FULL INTERVIEW: Brendan Carr calls AI the 3rd great technological leap, after the internet and the mobile internet. He says the people calling it the end of the world are running the exact same playbook they ran on net neutrality. @BrendanCarrFCC is Chairman of the @FCC. He joined @theojaffee and @schisofrenia in DC on the Build America Agenda, spectrum for space, and what the FCC is doing about AI and cyber: 01:08 what the Build America Agenda actually is 02:27 the new rules on humanoid and quadruped robots 03:12 what happened after the drone and router bans 03:43 the weird space stuff that needs spectrum, including drugs made in zero gravity 05:00 turning the FCC's space bureau into a processing plant 05:36 if you built towers and connected nobody, maybe someone else should have that spectrum 06:07 why the old approach to robocalls didn't work 07:14 they've kicked thousands of voice providers off the US phone network 07:30 what you can do about bot farms outside the country 08:25 getting telecom carriers early access to new models before release 08:36 what he can and can't say about AI and cyber 09:21 the same people running the same playbook they ran on net neutrality 11:37 how the FCC thinks about neutrality heading into the midterms 11:50 the deal broadcasters made with the American public, and who wants out of it