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My Own Country A Doctor's Story of a Town and Its People in the Age of Aids

Abraham Verghese

A doctor who works with people with AIDS daily offers a look at the impact of AIDS on a small Tennessee town, as townspeople respond to the disease's presence

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The Breakfast Club

The Chancellor mentioned reading this book recently, commenting on the critical importance of artificial intelligence and its potential dangers, specifically the risk of making people obsolete.

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I just started this, this new book, the age of AI, this whole notion around artificial intelligence is critical.

— Episode: INTERVIEW: Chancellor David Banks On The...

Episode: INTERVIEW: Chancellor David Banks On The Eagle Aca...

The Chancellor mentioned reading this book recently, commenting on the critical importance of artificial intelligence and its potential dangers, specifically the risk of making people obsolete.

"

I just started this, this new book, the age of AI, this whole notion around artificial intelligence is critical.

I'm reading a book right now about the dangers of it. And the dangers are real. The dangers are real. And if we're not careful, they'll make people obsolete.

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