CHE#40 | Bangla Podcast | Anupam Guha | AI, Labor and Public Policy

Anupam Guha, a computer scientist by training (with graduate degrees from prestigious Georgia Tech and Univ of Maryland), decided to pursue the public policy related questions from a computer science perspective. With the explosive growth in AI technologies, several tech stalwarts (such as the likes of Elon Musk) expressed their deep concerns about its potential disruption in the job market. However, is this a new phenomenon per se? Or is it a continuation of a long-known dichotomy of progress in automation technology and preserving a viable labor market? Or do we hear about this now more often as it is turning out to affect the so-called “white-collar” job market just now as opposed to so-called “blue-collar” jobs that were being affected for years? In this podcast Anupam elaborately discusses about all these nuance questions from his own philosophical foundation, deeply rooted in Marxism and technological expertise gained over many years of rigorous training as a computer scientist at the highest level.
Website: anupamguha.com/
#banglapodcast #artificialintelligence #publicpolicy #policyincomputerscience

[@baransam1]

এই মাত্র শুনতে শুরু করলাম। বাংলা এ ভালো পডকাস্ট নেই, এই দুঃখ টা ঘুচলো। খুব ভালো লাগছে। চালিয়ে যান।

[@Sudarshan-xi1kp]

Durdanto.....As a software developer, I have spoken with lots of people about these topics but I could not get my answer. In this podcast, many of my questions are answered. Thanks a lot...

[@avrasut]

অসাধারণ একটি বিষয় কে তুলে ধরা হয়েছে। অনেক ভাসা ভাসা মেশিন এর ভাষা আজ বোধগম্য হোলো, এই বিষয় টি থেকে অনেক কিছু শিখলাম জানলাম। এরকম বিষয় আরো হোক। খুব ভালো উদ্যোগ।

[@chandrangsubiswas6102]

Another insightful episode. Thanks!

[@adityamohan8514]

please add english subs for non bangla folks :(

[@thecoffeehouseexperience]

This is our limitation, will try in the future.

[@9874763372]

Very interesting discussions, although I don't agree with some specific political arguments.

[@baransam1]

Reached till 20 minutes. I could sense some points which I do not agree. But waiting to listen to the entire podcast first.