Anders Sandberg: The next AI challenge is videos that carry solid arguments in 3 minutes
anderssandberg · x · 2026-09-30
Philosopher Anders Sandberg notes that a viral AI snark video is "more funny snark than a solid argument," and frames the next challenge: making short, entertaining videos that actually convey rigorous reasoning. He jokes that after setting his papers to Suno songs, he'll need to make videos next. A pointed observation on whether AI-generated entertainment can carry substantive argument.
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