AI changes everything, so the need for safeguards is urgent
Foreign Dispatch
AI's impact on humanity will be profound. Photo: Getty Images
Darren Walker© Washington Post
The artificial-intelligence revolution has arrived. One of us is a venture capitalist, the other a philanthropist, and we see leaders in every field placing bets, by the billions, on what comes next.
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