The Future of Human Enhancements - Prof. George Church & Experts

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  • May 21st, 2018
    “The Enhanced Human: Risks and Opportunities” was co-presented by the New York Academy of Sciences, the Aspen Brain Institute, and The Hastings Center on May 21, 2018. For more information, please visit: www.nyas.org/EnhancedHuman
    Enhanced humans walk among us. Over the course of human history, people have sought to alter their bodies not only to restore their health, but also to augment their abilities. Some enhancements have been commonplace for centuries, like a simple cup of coffee to remain alert or eyeglasses to improve sight.
    More recent developments are ever more complex, from prosthetic devices to restore lost functions, like robotic limbs or cochlear implants, to the DIY biohackers movement to create cognitive and body enhancers. As we move deeper into the 21st century, human enhancement technologies are being developed at an increasingly rapid pace.
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  • @KnThSelf2ThSelfBTrue
    @KnThSelf2ThSelfBTrue 6 років тому +4

    Debates like this make me feel like the future is in good hands, despite everything.

  • @PeterJoostenOrg
    @PeterJoostenOrg 3 роки тому +1

    This was an amazing discussion. Thanks for sharing this. 👍
    I was really impressed by the fourth speaker, Meredith Whittaker (from 39:00) and the panel discussion. Here are (a lot of) timestamps, because I toke a lot of notes:
    0:07 start George Church
    4:46 inequality (not relative to ancestors)
    5:49 not one to one relationship with heredity
    7:19 we overshoot
    10:04 start Jamie Metzl
    13:00 Role of AI
    14:45 IVF
    16:07 precision medicine
    17:20 stem cells
    18:40 embryos that can mate with each other
    20:11 gene editing
    21:50 comfortable with new technology
    22:25 Ethical questions like diversity, equity
    23:46 different beliefs in the world
    27:43 start Josephine Johnston
    29:16 daughter and vaccins
    31:15 where does it get tricky?
    33:05 parenthood
    34:05 arguments types 4x
    34:27 means end distinction
    34:57 hubris
    35:49 complicit with suspect norms (liberal eugenitics)
    36:44 Hyperagency (Sandel)
    37:47 positive goals 4x
    37:50 conclusion
    39:06 end
    39:19 Start Meredith Whittaker
    39:41 why ai on he conference
    41:09 why focus on dark side
    41:20 current ai landscape
    43:02 companies in neurotech
    43:28 facebook 60 engineers bci
    44:02 microsoft
    44:19 neuralink
    45:45 point: recources need
    46:33 ai bias with examples (!)
    48:00 normative archetype
    48:48 what is normal?
    50:05 Trump and politics
    52:00 Start panel discussion
    57:03 transhumanism and posthumanism?
    1:07:38 Red lines like cloning?
    1:12:08 inequality?
    1:17:17 hacking genome?
    1:19:19 distraction of technology
    1:22:40 technology only for good?
    1:26:22 social divide?
    1:27:31 rich power > no determinism!
    1:33:40 singularity?
    1:36:34 change human nature?

  • @blueblimp
    @blueblimp 5 років тому +4

    George Church is great, as usual. His analysis at 6:52 is good to remember: the most attractive enhancements are ones we can't already do with machines, and he points out cognitive and aging.

    • @albertodaniel4333
      @albertodaniel4333 2 роки тому

      i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?
      I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any tricks you can give me!

    • @conorayaan5691
      @conorayaan5691 2 роки тому

      @Alberto Daniel instablaster =)

    • @albertodaniel4333
      @albertodaniel4333 2 роки тому

      @Conor Ayaan thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
      Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

    • @albertodaniel4333
      @albertodaniel4333 2 роки тому

      @Conor Ayaan it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
      Thanks so much, you saved my ass!

    • @conorayaan5691
      @conorayaan5691 2 роки тому

      @Alberto Daniel Glad I could help xD

  • @0113Naruto
    @0113Naruto 6 років тому +9

    Holy shit your hair is amazing professor.

  • @zeev
    @zeev 5 років тому

    what a great service if you could pay 10$ and someone would listen to and annotate 90 minute talks by every 5 minute change of subject with links
    that would be so amazing

  • @nick2902
    @nick2902 5 років тому +1

    The last speaker was the most lucid on the subject material.

  • @rudypayan1482
    @rudypayan1482 4 роки тому

    What Science is best to study to get into this field?

  • @manifestingfire7516
    @manifestingfire7516 6 років тому +3

    I’m much more interested in what they talked about in private after the cams turned off. And what was said about the singularity is interesting.

    • @007hansen
      @007hansen 6 років тому

      We are free, free - falling onto quantum age of moore's law !?

  • @machinistnick2859
    @machinistnick2859 3 роки тому

    Thanks

  • @nickc7573
    @nickc7573 6 років тому +1

    What's the full name of the science fiction author who does the 2nd talk? Jamie what? Anybody know, I want to see what books he has written

    • @nickc7573
      @nickc7573 6 років тому +5

      found it! Jamie Metzl all the speakers' names can be found here: www.nyas.org/events/2018/the-enhanced-human-risks-and-opportunities/?tab=agenda

  • @Leo-ng9gi
    @Leo-ng9gi 5 років тому +1

    Hero
    Imagine being a super hero with fantastical powers
    To be able to communicate with the trees and the flowers
    To be able to connect with animals of all kinds
    To be able to speak to them and enter their minds
    Imagine, to be able to see in the dark like a cat
    Or visualize by means of sonar, like a whale, dolphin, or a bat
    Crawl up a vertical surface like an ant or a spider
    Fly like a bird, soaring, rising, and silent like a glider
    Teleportation, now that is alpha, the best
    To be able to get somewhere, quicker than the rest
    Regeneration, reincarnation, Godlike, untested
    Defeating criminals, and arch rivals bested
    A power, digesting data, absorbing knowledge by a simple touch
    Like a super computer, it is never too much
    Telekinesis, to move things with a thought
    Cast a net over a foe, and smiling when they realize they're caught
    To enter the ether, and know all things
    Jupiter, Venus, Mars, Neptune, Uranus, Mercury and Saturn's rings
    To glance upon The Earth, and see the sorrow
    To see into the future, the unknown morrow
    I am aware, the power I would feel
    Is the greatest power, the power to Heal
    By Leo🐯👍💓

  • @jamesdunmyre4005
    @jamesdunmyre4005 6 років тому

    What's the author's name

  • @narsingrao8192
    @narsingrao8192 6 років тому +1

    Best business to start ?

    • @cookieninja2154
      @cookieninja2154 6 років тому

      A bank, always has been, always will be. =D

  • @gorantanko9849
    @gorantanko9849 4 роки тому

    Great to have an intelectual debate about this topic that`s available for public view,but i believe that the direction of one should be led in a less "obscure" direction,that is;to keep a constant interest on PRIMARELY biologicaly acceptable direction of outcome of the development of the,what obviously seems to be,the inevitable perpetualisation of development of this,possibly,the most hazardous interaction of "humans" with the application of "engineering the bio-creation ",and not to keep it so closely interrellated with the eventual possibillities for eventual "fine tuning" of the "product" in purpose of eventual economic benefiting....blablablabla...

  • @th3ist
    @th3ist 4 роки тому +1

    "half of all embrios will be sequenced in china by 2020" wow this is insane, i need a source for this. anyone? complete media blackout on this topic, i can't find anything about it anywhere

  • @thefool733
    @thefool733 6 років тому

    INDEED!

  • @Gi-Home
    @Gi-Home 5 років тому +2

    Must be tedious for George to listen to this panel and questions/statements. 😂

  • @Garium87
    @Garium87 5 років тому +3

    1:15 "Many people don't think that we should extinguish deafness including the ones who know what they are talking about because they have the disability."
    I think she was referring to a deaf, lesbian couple from the US who came in the News because they made sure that the child inherited a gene-defect from one of them which made the child deaf. According to the woman from Newzeland, "they know best" because they have the disability. I say they don't know anything because they don't know what hearing is. They don't know what they miss or force the child to miss. To force a disability on a child is child abuse. That should not be controversial.

  • @scarlet8078
    @scarlet8078 4 роки тому

    Some of these talks were interesting but I don't understand why the scifi author was included. If he had some sort of scientific credentials then he should've stated that. It was pretty icky & uncomfortable hearing a male scifi author talk about IVF & women's eggs being harvested.

  • @kpeteho6ot
    @kpeteho6ot 6 років тому +3

    Oh my god, there was some terrible questions from the public... None of the women guests actually impressed me either. The only two people that had a clear view of the bigger picture (untarnished by current social culture influences) were the two male guests. I really hope we can dramatically improve science education of the masses in the near future.
    The AI researcher did give a nice answer for the singularity though.

    • @kooshikoo6442
      @kooshikoo6442 6 років тому +2

      I think your opinion of what is untarnished by current social culture influences just shows exactly what current social culture influences you have been influenced by. Claiming objectivity for something so obviously subjective can't be supported by logic. For the record, I have no specific position, I think all the panelists made good points that we should carefully consider.

  • @1minus2
    @1minus2 6 років тому +4

    jesus the women need to avoid talking about "power" because if they each decide to go at this topic with the college indoctrinated worry then there's ACTUALLY less diversity of thought approaching this topic. something they'd want to avoid.

  • @muz3623
    @muz3623 5 років тому

    ...if you find love and you want to give birth...wouldnt it be so unworthy and respectless if you think that your partner or love is not good enough for your childs DNA?

  • @lloydbraun6026
    @lloydbraun6026 3 роки тому +1

    What an evil person

  • @demej00
    @demej00 6 років тому

    libtards

  • @vichussain259
    @vichussain259 6 років тому +18

    good talk except for that SJW monologue

    • @Myrddnn
      @Myrddnn 6 років тому +7

      Vic Hussain if humans do not deal with social justice, we will NOT survive long as a species.

    • @aurora7207
      @aurora7207 6 років тому +2

      How did we ever get by without it?

    • @aurora7207
      @aurora7207 6 років тому +2

      "right" or "wrong" are opinions, social norms, therefore mutable. What will happen is different than what we "believe" will, or "wish" will happen. Technology will be deployed upon the paths of least resistance, with monetary inducement as the ultimate measure of fitness for purpose. By the same measures, cancer is the penultimate biological system in the human body. The acceptance of her passively commutative arguments is simply the zeitgeist of the era impinging on our ever-evolving moral constructs, acceptable, sometimes even constructive.

    • @d4v3g18
      @d4v3g18 6 років тому +2

      That was so laughably verbose and pretentious LOL. You're using a lot of words you clearly don't understand to say a whole not of nothing xD

    • @aurora7207
      @aurora7207 6 років тому

      D4V3 G dude, lul