Show Notes
OpenAI’s new Astra model is making waves, but questions about access and regulation are splitting Silicon Valley. In this episode of Fortune Daily, host Ellie Austin is joined by Fortune AI Editor Jeremy Khan to break down the fight over AI guardrails and what a "smart" rulebook actually looks like. Plus, Kamal Ahmed previews next week’s United Nations General Assembly, and Diane Brady explores how humanoid robots are transforming the world of logistics in 'The Future of Work.'
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00:00 AI Regulation10:06 Gloria Steinem12:14 U.N. General Assembly18:35 Humanoid Robots
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