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Genesis https://genesisbook.ai ↗

Why it worked

The creator uses a high-energy, multi-character skit to present a complex topic in an engaging way, making the book promotion feel like a natural conclusion to the debate.

Summary

A creator performs a skit where he debates himself about the role of AI in government, using the book Genesis as the source of the arguments. The video concludes by promoting the book and providing a link for pre-orders.

Structure

1Introduction of the book Genesis
2Debate on AI in government decision making
3The creator questions the source of the arguments
4The book is revealed as the source
5Call to action to pre-order the book

Product placement

The book 'Genesis' is held up and discussed as the source of the arguments in the skit.

Call to action

Check out the caption, or you can pre-order it at genesisbook.ai

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Learn more about the AI revolution from genesisbook.ai #ad #techtok #ai #aigovernance #aisafety #programmer #coder #softwareengineer

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I've been reading Genesis Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit and I have a question for you should we allow AI in government decision making? of course AI can make decisions faster and more accurately than humans but AI is ruthless lacks empathy and it can ruin lives! but AI can be programmed to make ethical decisions based on data! but who decides what IS ethical? the tech companies? the government? where are you guys even getting these talking points this book Genesis written by ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt that's a pretty big name where can I get a copy check out the caption or you can pre order it at genesisbook.ai cool you guys get back to arguing

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I've been reading Genesis, Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit, and I have a question for you. Should we allow AI in government decision making? Of course, AI can make decisions faster and more accurately than humans, but AI is ruthless, lacks empathy, and it can ruin lives! But AI can be programmed to make ethical decisions based on data! But who decides what IS ethical? The tech companies? The government? Where are you guys even getting these talking points? This book, Genesis, written by ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt. That's a pretty big name. Where can I get a copy? Check out the caption, or you can pre-order it at genesisbook.ai. Cool, you guys get back to arguing.