Is AI Moving Too Fast, or Are We Being Told Two Different Stories?
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AI is moving too fast. AI needs to move faster. We need regulation. Regulation could hold America back.
So, which is it?
On this episode of Not The Smartest Guys in the Room, Tom Langan and Dominick Domasky dig into the conflicting messages surrounding artificial intelligence and the enormous amounts of money, power, infrastructure, and politics driving the AI race.
Tom and Dom explore the explosion of AI data centers, growing privacy concerns, changing public sentiment, and whether calls for regulation can coexist with the push to innovate faster. They also examine the motivations of major technology companies, the potential for AI to improve lives or be misused, and why the global competition around AI increasingly draws comparisons to past technological arms races.
As always, Not The Smartest Guys in the Room isn't about pretending to have all the answers. It is about asking better questions, challenging the messages being sold to us, and having conversations that business owners, creators, and everyday people should be having.
About the Hosts
Dominick Domasky is an entrepreneur, author, publisher, and founder of Motivation Champs. He has spent years helping entrepreneurs and authors develop their stories, build audiences, and amplify their impact. He is also cohost of The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast and cofounder of Cre8tive Con.
Tom Langan is an entrepreneur, producer, and storyteller whose career has centered on creating content that connects with audiences. Together, Tom and Dom bring business experience, curiosity, humor, and very different perspectives to conversations about the issues shaping business, media, technology, and everyday life.
Not The Smartest Guys in the Room streams live Wednesdays at 9:30 AM ET.