Will "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" release a segment on AI safety before 2024?
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This question resolves to "YES" if a segment discussing AI safety as its primary subject is aired on "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" before the start of the year 2024.
A segment discussing AI safety within a specific subfield would count, while a segment discussing AI safety as only part of a greater theme would not.
For instance, a segment on the subject of "AI in Education" or "Chatbots" would count, provided it discussed safety issues involving AI in education or chatbots (as opposed to simply discussing these concepts at a meta-level), while a segment on "Bail Reform" mentioning algorithmic risk assessment at one point would not.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sqa8Zo2XWc4
Unsure if this should count for resolution. It's about AI broadly, so I'm unsure if it's safety-focused enough to count.
@PeterBerggren Have finished watching enough. Seems safety-focused enough to resolve YES unless someone else says otherwise.
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