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Hal Hirschfield is the author of the book titled Your Future Self .
MIT recently unveiled AI technology dubbed Your Future self.
Hirschfeld: Consumers and workers alike are getting both excited and worried about the ways that AI is going to impact their lives.
He says it's important to mention at the top of any intelligent conversation is what sort of bias can we perceive in AI .
It's all about how people relate to these distant versions of the people that they are today .
People who feel an emotional connection to their future selves tend to accrue more assets over time.
They end up taking better care of their health and they experience greater well-being generally speaking as well.
Hal Hirschfield: How can users themselves and outside influences limit access to screens, to social media and to AI in a way that allows people to start interacting, you know, in real life and taking more risks offline rather than online? He says there's all sorts of interventions that can be put into place that are not within the technology, but on the outside.
Hal: We have essentially created a world in which we're quite anxious about offline risks and not very anxious about online risks.
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