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Vinton Cerf, who helped invent the internet, says the new wave of AI needs to learn from its past. He believes AI must be built on open standards, like the internet, and agents need clearer ways to talk to each other than just human languages. Cerf also thinks AI will only succeed if it becomes a platform for others to build on.
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