Washington Post Live

In a conversation with @washingtonpost Executive Editor Matt Murray, @AriEmanuel talked candidly about the fears over AI, the need for government guardrails and his views of Sam Altman.

What’s more effective - texting or calling? “When I'm calling somebody, I don't only just call them. I FaceTime them because I want to see the person,” @AriEmanuel said in a @washingtonpost interview with Executive Editor @murraymatt.

Does Elon Musk have too much power? Hear what @AriEmanuel told Matt Murray in an interview with @washingtonpost Executive Editor Matt Murray.

Film critic Ann Hornaday wrote hundreds of @washingtonpost reviews over more than two decades. She also interviewed numerous actors and directors for Washington Post Live. Here’s an exchange between Ann and Meryl Streep following the release of “The Post,” Steven Spielberg’s film about the paper's handling of the Pentagon Papers. Ann died Oct. 18 at her home in Baltimore.

Saronic CEO @MavrookasD discussed how the U.S. can stay ahead of China’s naval expansion. “How do you completely de-man ships and boats and give the Navy capability with zero people? That's how you actually move the needle,” Mavrookas told @jameshohmann of @PostOpinions.

"How can we bring along people to see that they can be a part of the robotic revolution?" In a conversation with @IgnatiusPost at the AI Edge Summit, @Geckorobotics CEO Jake Loosararian (@jakeloosy) discussed how AI is giving industrial workers in Pittsburgh and Appalachia tools to outpace traditional manufacturing.

At the AI Edge Summit, @BrookingsInst President Cecilia Elena Rouse argued that society has a choice on whether AI replaces or complements people in the labor market. "If you look at the introduction of Excel, you would have expected that to displace accountants. But what it did is lower the cost of getting help," Rouse told Juliet @Eilperin.

Newsmakers. Insights. Robots. The AI Edge Summit had it all! Catch up on full sessions here: washingtonpost.com/washingto…

In a conversation for the Building America series, @GlobalFoundries executive chairman Tom Caulfield unpacked the power of quantum computing. Areas where classic computing would take "decades," quantum computing "could do it in hours, maybe a day," Caulfield told futures editor Zachary @Goldfarb.