Walter Isaacson and Mustafa Suleyman talk AI in live podcast recording
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The 92nd Street Y hosted a live recording of the first episode of Isaacson's new podcast, The Builders, with Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman. The conversation covers how AI is reshaping the world.
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