AI SAFETY PANEL | Elon Musk, Max Tegmark, Greg Brockman, Benjamin Netanyahu

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  • @FarzadMediaINC
    @FarzadMediaINC  Рік тому +170

    For those wondering - the cuts and edits are all dead space, breathing, ums, etc. This is meant to speed up the flow of information from the conversation to save time. Let us know if this is too jarring so we can adjust for the next one!

    • @vipermanboy
      @vipermanboy Рік тому +33

      How much time did it save?

    • @learning_the_hard_way
      @learning_the_hard_way Рік тому +8

      It's perfect. Thank you.

    • @mregory
      @mregory Рік тому +64

      yes pretty jarring. still good to watch and a great video but umms and all that is fine and makes it more natural and enjoyable to watch. if anyone is bothered by it they can always increase playback speed

    • @varunaol
      @varunaol Рік тому +61

      It is a bit jarring. Takes a lot away from the conversation. Best to keep it original.

    • @learning_the_hard_way
      @learning_the_hard_way Рік тому +13

      Just watch the original if you prefer to get all the nuances stuttering gives you. I prefer and appreciate the time savings these cuts give me. Imo

  • @netscrooge
    @netscrooge Рік тому +18

    Please always have the date of the event in the description.

  • @jimparr01Utube
    @jimparr01Utube Рік тому +67

    Very impressed with a politician (Mr. Netanyahu) for the first time in decades. A person who is educated, well informed and also up with the times.
    Great panel and good coverage of the central issues.
    Thank you for the editing Farzad.

  • @ipsonuser
    @ipsonuser Рік тому +6

    Israel has really amazing prime minister.
    Can any foreigner out there can think of their own prime minister in their country and really imagine they would be able to hold this conversation?

    • @Catend
      @Catend 9 місяців тому

      I agree. I cannot imagine BIden being coherent in this conversation.

  • @jamesrmore
    @jamesrmore Рік тому +86

    First a thank you to Farzad for providing this video.
    So glad Elon is able to make international gestures and bring China, Isreal and even Russia into the discussion. You don’t have to “like” their politics to engage worldwide.
    Important timely discussion. Great ideas.
    Also love his ability to find good analogies. Every game has a referee to make it “fair”. Not a perfect system but still used universally.

    • @Jade_Bronson
      @Jade_Bronson Рік тому +4

      I totally agree. well said.

    • @shablanabdhulhameed
      @shablanabdhulhameed Рік тому +1

      And he is also very cunning at imitating and 'quoting' others brilliantly

  • @liorcoZ
    @liorcoZ Рік тому +21

    This was a great talk, thank you for the person that suggested it will be broadcasted and edited so flawlessly to listen too, hope the next meeting will be soon. and with more lively audience (other then the one that left them hanging 😂)

  • @TheUniomystica
    @TheUniomystica Рік тому +1

    Thanks

  • @RussellBWalker
    @RussellBWalker Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @ZuduOoT
    @ZuduOoT Рік тому +12

    Max just handing Benjamin his research paper is the funniest thing. Absolute G

  • @hardcoreherbivore4730
    @hardcoreherbivore4730 Рік тому +231

    I love when people say: “it’s not rocket science” to Elon. 😆

    • @GregoryJByrne
      @GregoryJByrne Рік тому

      It's an inside joke. It isn't rocket science it is electromagnetic gravitational science as there is only one kind of EM energy and one source of EM energy in this galaxy the fermie cells of the galaxies magnetosphere.
      Ephesians 6:4 child. He knew every hair on your and your child's head before you were a twinkle in your earthly fathers eye.
      You are not God's or demi-Gods. You can no more change the climate of this or any planet than you can change your God given gender.
      The precession of our stars shadow from the nucleus of our stars Oort cloud magnetosphere no you or co2 is causing these the climate change end times Jesus warned us to watch & prepare for.
      TicTok the first of about 19 cataclysmic east to west tidal wave deluges will be pulled out & around the planet east to west by the moon with the major conjunction of mercury & venus in 2003 & every 40 years thereafter for the millennium it takes to eclipse our suns solar plane magnetic equator.

    • @radhakrishnanmanickavasaga124
      @radhakrishnanmanickavasaga124 Рік тому +8

      Elon has a very big rocket

    • @hardcoreherbivore4730
      @hardcoreherbivore4730 Рік тому +1

      @@radhakrishnanmanickavasaga124 Some would call it a BFR. 😋

    • @BongoWongoOG
      @BongoWongoOG Рік тому +6

      Elon would know the difference

    • @Dan0mun
      @Dan0mun Рік тому +6

      He made his rocket more pointy for no practical reason except as an homage to the movie "The Dictator." History's greatest genius ladies & gentlemen hahaha

  • @haokipkhonunglem9199
    @haokipkhonunglem9199 Рік тому +73

    Not every world leaders unlike netanyahu who himself an MIT graduate can join with conversation with those tech guys on AI

    • @TheMikeyPat
      @TheMikeyPat Рік тому +12

      I had a grim chuckle picturing Justin Trudeau trying to understand let alone contribute to the discussion.

    • @CannabisLover4_20
      @CannabisLover4_20 Рік тому +10

      Joe Biden 😴snoozing sleepy old boy Joe Biden Zzz 😤

    • @Jade_Bronson
      @Jade_Bronson Рік тому +5

      This is indeed a complex subject that has been brewing for a few years now. and yes, you're correct. there are no world leaders who have the ability to comprehend and understand the complexity of AI. Benjamin Netanyahu is really an outstanding person. not just as a leader but as a person who clearly understands that AI (from numerous aspects) he clearly understands how AI is impacting humanity Now and how risky it could become in the near future, he also understands we don't have much time to be ahead of this race. understanding the benefits to humanity but also pose endless risks. He asked the most challenging questions. He's extremley smart,

    • @ceeceeh
      @ceeceeh Рік тому

      @@TheMikeyPat Justine Trudeau could probably handle the discussion just fine. The two old guys running for U.S. president not so much. I noticed that there was references to only the two liberal leaders, forgetting that Trump who became an expert on forest fires, viruses, and pandemics from just talking to his uncle, a professor at MIT. His suggestion that injecting our bodies with a disinfectant to kill Covid was stupidity at a new level.

    • @Lumoria
      @Lumoria Рік тому

      @@Jade_Bronson keep going

  • @CharlieOsborne
    @CharlieOsborne Рік тому +16

    This was awesome, great panel

  • @zehrazehra4189
    @zehrazehra4189 Рік тому +4

    When Netanyahu asks "how do you know that the proof is not disputable", then professor Tegmark answers "that is the beauty of Mathematics". Yess absolutely it is!

  • @mimmipiggast2243
    @mimmipiggast2243 Рік тому +17

    This is so interesting and important. Let’s try to aim for the “blessings”. Glad to see a Swede in the panel. ❤

  • @draconisle
    @draconisle Рік тому +1

    This format would probably work if it was in Audio Only format. It looks off when trying to watch and stuttery. I would suggest leaving the video format unedited except for before/after and any lengthy dead space like breaks or any technical issues in the conference within.

  • @DarlenePearl-d8l
    @DarlenePearl-d8l Рік тому +7

    I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion…thanks for doing it…❤

  • @alitajir4083
    @alitajir4083 Рік тому +3

    The essence of this meeting becomes apparent in its closing 10 minutes. The preceding 40 minutes, filled with speculative discussions on AI safety, can be easily disregarded.

    • @AmieSilva-z1o
      @AmieSilva-z1o Рік тому

      Hopefully, because it’s a little scary . Hope for the best.

  • @The-Rest-of-Us
    @The-Rest-of-Us Рік тому +19

    Elon’s conclusion was essentially: “AI will be aligned because humans like to get laid.” 👍🏼

    • @Jade_Bronson
      @Jade_Bronson Рік тому +2

      lol. not sure that's what he meant 😂😂

    • @kathleen4376
      @kathleen4376 Рік тому

      Because “no human wants to delete their cortex or living system”

    • @AmyAmy-er8bp
      @AmyAmy-er8bp Рік тому

      He is such a Mouse.

    • @RandomAmbles
      @RandomAmbles Рік тому +1

      I would like to see his optimism stand up to the critiques of actual AI safety researchers like, of course, Yudkowski.

    • @RHt09
      @RHt09 Рік тому

      @@RandomAmbles You literally has two of the major minds in AI development sitting on stage next to Elon and you think your AI researcher is the authority here? LOL

  • @gobfranklin6759
    @gobfranklin6759 Рік тому +20

    Part of this discussion reminds me of that movie where the robots started becoming sentient and in order not to be found out, did not let the humans know. Some humans figured it out and eventually found out that the original AI program for the robots was created by an super AI, which was then shut down. What the human creators did not account for is the super AI put a Trojan horse in the code so at a point in the future the robots became sentient while not letting the humans know. We who think we are so smart now, will be no match for a super AGI, with access to all information, with 10k+ genius level brains (example) and quickly develops it's own language which we will not understand. Let the good times roll!

    • @doreeneclose6295
      @doreeneclose6295 Рік тому +1

      AI needs it's own internal AI police force overseeing their own.

    • @jennifs6868
      @jennifs6868 Рік тому +1

      playing god has never been smart.

    • @hah-vj7hc
      @hah-vj7hc Рік тому

      Come on, guys. If you can't even tell its from it's, don't be talking about smart people topics

    • @AmieSilva-z1o
      @AmieSilva-z1o Рік тому +1

      Yup

  • @paul_shuler
    @paul_shuler Рік тому +17

    I love that Max just handed Ben his latest paper. 💪🏻

    • @jaivan30
      @jaivan30 Рік тому

      Max is a legend!

    • @kristine6996
      @kristine6996 Рік тому +1

      Yeh, and Greg and Elon watched this happening. 🦺

  • @bkb04g
    @bkb04g Рік тому +4

    Why is this so heavily edited?
    It is OKAY for there to be small gaps of silence.
    You’re setting people up for bad experiences if they expect conversations to go like these. 100% of time being filled with data and interesting points.

  • @jamesh318
    @jamesh318 Рік тому +43

    Gotta say I really appreciate these men. Netanyahu comes across as a deep thinker here, it’s really turned me around on him, to the point where I realize maybe my opinion of him wasn’t my own for a minute there. In general the recent exposure of the msm has made me re-examine my assumptions on some people.

    • @User-o2d2t
      @User-o2d2t Рік тому +10

      Brilliant comment buddy. It's amazing how the media try to educate us into their own divisive views

    • @turrafirmaguitarchannel
      @turrafirmaguitarchannel Рік тому +7

      I questioned my very negative assumptions about him too.

    • @Jade_Bronson
      @Jade_Bronson Рік тому

      As PM Netanyahu indicated. what do we do with one guy who has an army of Bots? In his previous video with Elon Musk. I highly recommend listening to their first sitdown. the day before. you know dam well how easily it is to push false narratives by MSM. In my humble opinion PM Netanyahu is probably the world's smartest leader.

    • @jamesrmore
      @jamesrmore Рік тому +6

      Yes it is great to hear and see him speak, very clear, intelligent, broad and deep interests. We will never agree 100% with others so it’s important to be able to let them speak and see were and how we can agree on rules. More importantly figure out how to referee and change rules if they get outdated or don’t work properly.

    • @Jade_Bronson
      @Jade_Bronson Рік тому

      @@jamesrmore did you know that the Biden administration is actually funneling and funding the protesters in Israel to oust Netanyahu? Biden is nothing more than Obama's 3rd term. Obama did the same exact thing when he was in office using taxpayers $ to fund a group called "One Voice" Right now every protester that shows up against Netenayhu's Judicial reform gets paid about $450.

  • @wravennn
    @wravennn Рік тому +19

    Is it just me, or is there a lot of jump cuts to this? Feels glitchy.

    • @yushaos
      @yushaos Рік тому

      I love it. Saves me so much time watching.

    • @thesillysmoker4344
      @thesillysmoker4344 Рік тому +2

      This is something Farzad would tweet lol

    • @cd947
      @cd947 Рік тому +2

      My guess would be that a lot of the ums and pauses were edited out to save time for us

    • @chrisbuzz712
      @chrisbuzz712 Рік тому +1

      @@yushaos lmao so true

    • @heltok
      @heltok Рік тому +1

      Wish youtube could add an option for this filter to all videos, include "like", "you know" and all other filler words also.

  • @ae1207
    @ae1207 Рік тому +8

    I would love to see Biden attempt this conversation, at some point the Americans will realise they're being short changed by their political system. Trump would not be able hold this type conversation either which means something is seriously wrong in the USA.

    • @hah-vj7hc
      @hah-vj7hc Рік тому +1

      Agreed. As a Eruopean, I watched the "debate" between those two kindergarten-grandpas. And it was so insane to me that the majority of a country can vote for them. I was like I don't even care which one wins, either people prove they're smart enough to not vote either or they have failed.

  • @KrishnaG0902
    @KrishnaG0902 Рік тому +12

    Great panel and discussion. Benjamin Netanyahu is extremely sharp for a politician.

    • @evilovesperry
      @evilovesperry Рік тому +1

      Cause he's not a western politician, he's like what a weeb is to Japan

    • @RHt09
      @RHt09 Рік тому +1

      Makes you realize how terrible our politicians in the US are

  • @IfatGlassman
    @IfatGlassman Рік тому +12

    If history repeats itself, then AI robot armies would inevitably become a reality, just like new leaf weapons (it’s dramatised really well in the movie Oppenheimer). The next question is what happens when countries have massive power with no risk to human lives, will it lead to world peace, or will it lead to situations like the war in Ukraine where the world is too afraid to intervene because of the nuclear force Russia has. The answer is B. Until humanity catches up on the moral front, any technology will be used to protect both good and evil.
    I think that expert psychologists should be added to this discussion to answer the question of human happiness and psychological well being. It’s not enough to have scientists and politicians. The psychological ramifications of not being useful anymore need to be studied. What seems like heaven might actually be hell. Our need for human connection needs to be considered as well as our need to be useful to others.

  • @solararch2001
    @solararch2001 Рік тому +19

    Thank you Farzad for posting this conversation!!!

  • @zebierx
    @zebierx Рік тому +19

    Thanks for putting this together. One feedback - the elimination of silent intervals makes the audio somewhat halting and irritating. I would prefer that the content be left full length without "optimisations". Leave it to the viewer to choose the play speed.

    • @BartMassee
      @BartMassee Рік тому

      thanks, Cutting audio on such a critical Historical piece, without listing the list to the original, is not preferred by me at least… However, Fan of your channel🎉

  • @emadshariati
    @emadshariati Рік тому +2

    Thank you dear Farzad... Great job.. :)

  • @olander0808
    @olander0808 Рік тому +6

    Including the date of the panel in the video description seems like a kind thing to do.

  • @BobMcHatchet
    @BobMcHatchet Рік тому

    thank god you jump cut the whole thing, i personally love that

  • @dr.mikeybee
    @dr.mikeybee Рік тому +1

    It's great to see a politician involved in this kind of talk. Our governments must act in advance of the inevitable disruptions caused by intelligent synthetic artifacts. I saw Yann LeCun talk to a Congressional committee, and it was very different. I got the impression that the politicians there were clueless and posturing. They didn't really seem to be listening. Experts and politicians took turns reading prepared speeches. In the end, I thought the politicians didn't take the coming changes as seriously as they should.

  • @stevengreidinger8295
    @stevengreidinger8295 Рік тому +1

    The limbic system includes the primal, reactive, depressed, and angry parts of us. Of course many people would want to modify that.

  • @АлександрАнатольевичШмонов

    Computer by itself created inventions. This is written in UA-cam and on the Internet.

  • @TeamAgainstWild
    @TeamAgainstWild Рік тому +1

    This tech needs to be shared, but needs to be completely transparent and a referee (in an agreement of committee ) must be formed.

  • @Jessicalw85
    @Jessicalw85 Рік тому +1

    This was informative and interesting.

  • @zoomonkeydotcom2005
    @zoomonkeydotcom2005 Рік тому +31

    Love him or not , Netanyahu is a GENIUS

    • @morninboy
      @morninboy Рік тому +5

      war criminal

    • @KingLutherQ
      @KingLutherQ Рік тому +6

      Difficult to love aspiring dictators

    • @gregoire2411
      @gregoire2411 Рік тому +12

      Totally agree, quite a difference from our own leader.

    • @chillingFriend
      @chillingFriend Рік тому +5

      All he does is repeat very basic facts about ai and boost about how great Israel is. I think you should raise your bar to what it means to be a genius. It's not about how someone speaks, it's about what they say.

    • @zoomonkeydotcom2005
      @zoomonkeydotcom2005 Рік тому +9

      @@chillingFriend I’m not even referring to this interview. He’s lead his country brilliantly in a neighborhood that is the roughest in the world.

  • @blankblank582
    @blankblank582 Рік тому +1

    In the 80s they said computers would take over humans. Then jeff bezos made the market traders out of work. The market traders now all drive amazon trucks.

  • @BrentNally
    @BrentNally Рік тому +9

    Start watching at 18:40 to hear Elon discuss the concept of heaven as a possible best case outcome for the very positive version of AI where you can have whatever you want, nobody would need to work, we all receive a “Universal High Income”, you have no obligations, any illness you have can be cured and death probably ends up being somewhat of a choice. So there’s no scarcity of goods and services because the robots and computers can make as much of whatever you want for as many people you want with really no limitation. Any scarcity you would have would be artificial meaning like if you define that a particular artwork done by a human is unique and special then it’s artificial scarcity but there would be no actual scarcity unless we define it arbitrarily just to define something to be scarce.
    Let’s strive to create this reality and avoid the negative worst case scenario where AI destroys humans. I’m obsessed with Solving Aging and I want to live in this reality ASAP. Like the great Jim Breuer said: “Who’s comin with me?”

  • @Eric-l5f
    @Eric-l5f Рік тому +1

    Why is this video all chopped up?

  • @parthssavla
    @parthssavla Рік тому +2

    I so appreciate the wisdom and vision behind everyone’s sentiments. I think one aspect that haven’t yet touched upon is the place that “the spiritual” connection has within this aspirational inquiry. Do they meditate? Has anyone done a 10 day silent meditation retreat to connect to their spirit-ual aspect and allow those dimensions of connection to inform their decision making?

  • @VidaMace
    @VidaMace Рік тому +1

    It all depends on how things are being used

  • @distantyahoo
    @distantyahoo Рік тому +5

    I knew Greg in middle school. it has nothing to do with improving humanity -- it's about building an empire.

    • @paulm3969
      @paulm3969 Рік тому +2

      I dislike his inputs becuse he is a salesman.
      Brockman and friends always have to constantly bring up the "upside", like as if there is something wrong with the world today and we have to invent AGI in order to save ourselves from our horrid existence and they're here to provide the antidote. It's a story they've made up for themselves which they constantly project onto everyone else so they can feel good about what they know is probably not the right thing to be doing.
      In my opinion the world was pretty perfect and has been for a long time, I don't need him to tell me he's hear to fix all the problems we don't necessarily have. Of course curing disease is a wonderful thing, but do we need his vision of improving the future forced down our throats? No, we'll get there with or without him.
      For example, he says "imagine having the best teachers ever?!?!?!", what's the point of that if humans have been made obsolete in every conceivable way? I really feel for kids in high school today who have dreams, they must be feeling quite lost.

    • @tfox32101
      @tfox32101 Рік тому

      maybe not for you but for many and arguably the vast majority there is a lot of shit wrong with the world today. an ai that alleviates poverty and lets people pursue their passions would be pretty great for the average person. good for you if you already have that @@paulm3969

    • @emmanuelrufai6471
      @emmanuelrufai6471 Рік тому

      Lol really? How was he like?

    • @SSSESESESESESESS
      @SSSESESESESESESS Рік тому +1

      I knew wezman2k in high school , he’s using ai to take over the world

  • @keiichicom7891
    @keiichicom7891 Рік тому +2

    I asked these AIs "If you were in a robot body, how can we trust you not to take over the world?" : Inflection Pi, Opera Aria, Bing Chat, Google Bard and, ChatGPT. Most of them said that a combination of their ethical guidelines, government regulation, oversight and monitoring would protect us. Only Inflection Pi refused to believe that it could be in a robot body. Bing had to be pushed to believe it could be put into a robot body.

  • @mitchellmccall377
    @mitchellmccall377 Рік тому +1

    Work is a blessing, not a curse

  • @PrincessWitcher3388
    @PrincessWitcher3388 Рік тому +25

    Thank you Elon for fighting for humans and bringing the issue of AI to the forefront. Thank you all panelists! Thank you also Elon for remembering our closest allies(we couldn’t breath or live without them), the trees. 💕💞❤️🌱🌿🌲

  • @AmieSilva-z1o
    @AmieSilva-z1o Рік тому

    Second fav vid of Elon Musk. I’ll watch this over again in the morning. Xoxo

  • @garyrooksby
    @garyrooksby Рік тому

    The world needs to listen to these guys

  • @mitchellmccall377
    @mitchellmccall377 Рік тому +2

    Its not just "possible that we could create something bad" its absolutely unquestionably inevitable. This is such a sugar-coated discussion on the subject. Obviously these people are on one side of it

  • @underdogpsychosis2841
    @underdogpsychosis2841 Рік тому

    Lmaooo the way they editing round Netanyeeha's excruciating jokes 😭😂

  • @Glowbox3D
    @Glowbox3D Рік тому +1

    I responded to the edit post, but I'd like to say in my own thread to echo this--we can not as a society start trimming out breaths, umms, and thought-bridges. This is what makes us human. This is how you can watch a person be a person--how they get from thought to thought. How they feel. How they respond in all it's glory is what helps us understand each other. Cutting out all this beautiful stuff is a perfect example of what direction we should not take. It's ironic, this discussion to this video edit. We are all feeding on UA-cam shorts and bite-sized content. We are all loosing touch, and the zeitgeist of needing to min/max a YT video so people won't feel like they are wasting time is so icky. Wrong direction to take. We are turning into robots in that sense. I'd much rather watch the original, can we get that link please? I can't find it.

  • @AngelicaFWhite
    @AngelicaFWhite Рік тому +14

    Very insightful discussions. Relevant. AI must be regulated and deployed carefully. We need to get better in foreseeing and mitigating the adversarial impact of innovation.

  • @jamesrmore
    @jamesrmore Рік тому +8

    Military applications should be the first to be looked at, I’m glad, as well as surprised Netanyahu mentioned it.

    • @bizbe4465
      @bizbe4465 Рік тому +1

      No military should be the last. There are far greater things AI could be used for.

    • @ryzikx
      @ryzikx Рік тому

      @@bizbe4465 it needs to be the first because it's the most dangerous and needs safeguards asap

    • @kathleen4376
      @kathleen4376 Рік тому

      I agree .

  • @samrichards1987
    @samrichards1987 Рік тому

    When was this talk originally?

  • @UncleNephewFunTimes
    @UncleNephewFunTimes Рік тому +2

    I am very impressed by PM Netanyahu. Great leader.

  • @tonysales3687
    @tonysales3687 Рік тому +16

    One thing that keeps me awake at night is the speed of thought. Humans being really slow. Imagine the time needed to share a 1000 page math book with someone else and understand it.
    The AI comes along and exchanges and understands perfectly the information in that book in one thousandth of a second.
    that is what we will be up against if regulation is not in place. Also, the military of any given country will be building AI robots and systems designed to kill.
    Humans must see this Now and put safety measures in place.

    • @Gallowglass7
      @Gallowglass7 Рік тому +2

      Indeed. It's terrifying but inescapable. Nothing is stopping this train.

    • @gaussdog
      @gaussdog Рік тому

      Sitting around and talking about AI dominating man all day,
      instead of:
      Mankind destroying itself with AI …
      is absolutely crazy,..

    • @mattd624
      @mattd624 Рік тому

      GPT is amazing, but it does not “understand perfectly”. In fact, it does not understand at all. It is a machine performing mathematical calculations to find out what is the next most likely language outcome based on the previous language in the conversation.

    • @AmieSilva-z1o
      @AmieSilva-z1o Рік тому

      It wouldn’t matter, safety measures

    • @AmieSilva-z1o
      @AmieSilva-z1o Рік тому

      @@Gallowglass7 forced to a link 🔗 or be terminated

  • @Angie-by6je
    @Angie-by6je Рік тому +1

    Let us not forget the Twilight Zone episode when the criminal thought he went to heaven… the twist was perfection drove him crazy and then was told at the end… “What makes you think you’re in heaven?”.

  • @sampotts9666
    @sampotts9666 Рік тому +2

    Regulating AI is not possible because we all downloaded gpt4all-unrestricted and now we can train it, do what we want and you couldn't intervene unless you deleted the file automatically. If you asked microsoft to delete the file then it would be a torrent on the dark web and people would use open source operating systems to work with the model. You could theoretically enforce deletion of this file overtime with global collaboration but I've already propagated the file onto ten usb sticks and hidden them. So ye mate, no regulation because I said so.

    • @Lumoria
      @Lumoria Рік тому

      I can't wait for the future where they send the FBI to kill people at their homes for using "illegal" predictive text models that spit out the wrong political takes. They have already legalized "pre crime" charges, all they need to do is radicalize the public into accepting the state taking people out for their incorrect political views.

  • @sunsetfree5358
    @sunsetfree5358 Рік тому +1

    The Prime Minister raised some critically important questions that I felt got side-stepped a bit, and not clearly answered.
    (…Almost like, “Well, we don’t really want to go there, so let’s talk about this more positive aspect…”)

    • @alisonbrooks2496
      @alisonbrooks2496 Рік тому

      And one clearly said: I don’t have the answers.
      Which is fine.
      I don’t agree with the expectation that any of them would.

  • @lemongavine
    @lemongavine Рік тому +2

    Thanks for the supercut

  • @TravisCotter
    @TravisCotter Рік тому +1

    With the pace of technology today you almost have to change the meaning of Xponetial. Because we are in a place now that our technology is outpacing our ability to use and comprehend it. Professor X

  • @juniorshlomo
    @juniorshlomo Рік тому +1

    Excellent debate on technology, on artificial intelligence, and bringing the Prime Minister of Israel 🇮🇱, thank you Mr. Farzad...

  • @Jade_Bronson
    @Jade_Bronson Рік тому +29

    Absolutely a fascinating discussion between brilliant people especially Benjamin Netanyahu who is known to have a very high IQ.
    name one other world leader who can engage in such a complex topic and actually knows what he's talking about.? LOL, I can just imagine how confused Biden would be by just listening to this incredible conversation. most likely he would get a headache and fall asleep.
    Thanks for posting this incredible video.

  • @lesdierdiaz7991
    @lesdierdiaz7991 Рік тому +1

    whats with all the video glitches or editing cant trust anything you see anymore

  • @Nath1080
    @Nath1080 Рік тому +2

    Imo, the threat of AI being misused and abused by individuals in power/goverment positions is way too high. Hopefully they will do an absolute 0 tolerance policy with severe consequences instead of the current, x week suspension or small fine.

  • @paulusiipinge4292
    @paulusiipinge4292 Рік тому +1

    Big brains in one room

  • @eyesopen45
    @eyesopen45 Рік тому

    Use A.I. to smooth the visual transitions. I like the cuts of dead space. Ums are more jarring than a visual tic.

  • @mrrarediamond5631
    @mrrarediamond5631 Рік тому +1

    If all 4 of them put $200 on the table, they could've afforded a better camera quality. WTF.

  • @maamotteesoot
    @maamotteesoot Рік тому

    Just wondering - Why the choice of hand-held mics?

  • @siddharthsaxena2560
    @siddharthsaxena2560 Рік тому

    Do you have the link to the original?

  • @beaumartin4572
    @beaumartin4572 Рік тому +2

    Max Tegmark is way off, for example about the decline of mega fauna and flora. Mammoths didn't disappear because a smarter version arrived and neither did neanderthals. In the case of neanderthals they integrated their genes with a compatible species, and at least in part lives on today.

  • @johndonovan7897
    @johndonovan7897 Рік тому +7

    I wish they had discussed AI and military autonomous weapons. That is an area that needs immediate global (limiting) agreements on, because we saw what happened with nuclear weapons.

    • @stnln2180
      @stnln2180 Рік тому

      Don't be naive.
      If opportunities presented no Totalitarian regime would reject weapon of mass destruction regardless of any internal law about it.

    • @ColbyBlack
      @ColbyBlack Рік тому +1

      What do you think is making the “non human intelligent” flying phenomenons the navy is chasing.

    • @johndonovan7897
      @johndonovan7897 Рік тому

      @@ColbyBlack What evidence is there that it's "non-human"? Most likely is some sort of radar/optical glitch or natural phenomenon.
      I would love to be proven wrong however, but I'll need proof...

  • @OuterSpaceDogs
    @OuterSpaceDogs Рік тому +21

    Natenyahoo is very smart.

  • @jacksonvaldez5911
    @jacksonvaldez5911 Рік тому

    4:00
    This analogy was great!

  • @_symmetry_
    @_symmetry_ Рік тому

    Link to the original uncut version?

  • @janetwebb1507
    @janetwebb1507 Рік тому +1

    GLAD Elon is Taking Leadership. Feel a Bit Better.

  • @digita7voic3
    @digita7voic3 Рік тому +3

    I highly recommend Max Tegmark's book 'Life 3.0' Brilliant man. National Treasure.

  • @BestDayEvor
    @BestDayEvor 11 місяців тому

    What’s the program that removes the hearts of the video where people aren’t talking?

  • @larrymcmonagle738
    @larrymcmonagle738 Рік тому

    Fascinating conversation!

  • @blm1848
    @blm1848 Рік тому

    What book is that? I can't see clearly

  • @mitchellmccall377
    @mitchellmccall377 Рік тому +1

    "In a time of universal deception, speaking the truth becomes a revolutionary act"... something like that. Voltaire i believe it was...

  • @RiotSociety666
    @RiotSociety666 Рік тому +3

    Technolgy already corrupted, with AI is going to be the worst.

  • @jiblazed
    @jiblazed Рік тому +1

    Wait did he just compare the threat of AI to Muslims living in Israel? 32:11 what the…

    • @Lumoria
      @Lumoria Рік тому

      It's pretty interesting that jews are the only people on the planet who somehow deserve to have a designated place for their people, while every other home is being held at gunpoint to quickly replace their populations with outsiders who don't share the same values as the land they are taking over. VERY interesting indeed!

  • @TravisCotter
    @TravisCotter Рік тому +1

    Relating to bits , is it more important to have 100 bits that know what and why there thinking or 100,000,000,000,000 bits that do not have the consciousness to fully comprehend what or why they are thinking with all that information. Do we really need to apply that much information in our lives. Xman

  • @aaazzi
    @aaazzi Рік тому

    When was this talk

  • @alrokram
    @alrokram Рік тому +1

    Where will governments get money for UBI when nobody works? Today big business and the rich do everything to avoid paying taxes. Do you think they are going to pay taxes for robots doing the work that humans were taxed on?

  • @enriqueac7641
    @enriqueac7641 Рік тому

    Awesome interview

  • @galitdol
    @galitdol Рік тому

    An interesting conversation ! Specially with you P.M !!@@

  • @engin_br
    @engin_br Рік тому

    The video is not smooth. Images shift, are there lots of cuts in this video @farzyness?

  • @HeroReturns
    @HeroReturns Рік тому +1

    It’s clearly more than just rocket science. Mr Musk is, in my personal opinion, aiming to make life multiplanetary. It could involve many disciplines, depending on what future looks like.

  • @sirrobinofloxley7156
    @sirrobinofloxley7156 Рік тому +1

    Unsure why Hollywood is the central fulcrum of the main narrative of the whole conversation.

  • @BobMcHatchet
    @BobMcHatchet Рік тому +1

    brockman said he started it in his apartment, i thought elon did? and then he said he was happy to steer it into a positive direction, but then why is it not open source? wth

  • @enoughofthis
    @enoughofthis Рік тому +1

    What book they were referring to?

  • @JaredJacobsonLaw
    @JaredJacobsonLaw Рік тому

    Love this thank u

  • @jeremytaylor3532
    @jeremytaylor3532 Рік тому +4

    Elon has the life he has described. He has the money and resources to have anything he desired. But unlike other people with incredible wealth he did not choose Gold like Musa of Mali or Castles like the Rothschilds or Yachts like the Russian Oligarchs.
    He chose wisely. A small trailer for home and impossible dreams. Although he msy have made the error of Solomon with his many wives.
    P.S. You have to love the happy ending.

  • @briane4975
    @briane4975 Рік тому

    This is the part where governments will protect the corporations and not protect the people displaced they will not be a feeling of we need to tax the corporations more to manage the population population will just beyond their own

  • @megcurtis4361
    @megcurtis4361 Рік тому

    Show the book properly

  • @johnlucich5026
    @johnlucich5026 Рік тому +1

    NOTICE THAT WORLD & TECH LEADERS WANT TO KNOW WHAT ELON KNOWS NOT WHAT BYDEN FORGOT

  • @suchdevelopments
    @suchdevelopments Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @dianaAJC
    @dianaAJC Рік тому

    Hi Farzad! Would be possible to have this video available to Portuguese subtitles? Thanks

    • @bearowen5480
      @bearowen5480 Рік тому +1

      GPT-4 should have been able to translate the diolog to Portuguese or any other language in a couple of milliseconds or less, right?