The rapid deployment of an increasingly “general” artificial intelligence (AI), endowed with human cognitive capacities and therefore likely to disrupt many professions, is considered inevitable in Silicon Valley and arouses a fascination that overwhelms voice calling to slow down the pace.
“If you take the invention of electricity, computers, internet and mobiles together, you’re still short of what we’re going to see,” says Siqi Chen, an entrepreneur based in San Francisco.
“All these things were created by intelligence. But for the first time, we are able to create…
