Well I have always respect BBC News - from all the news sources. Along with the Guardian and Al jazeera and NY times - at times, there is still a spark of authorative mainstream media that doesnt suck up to capitalist shareholder vested interests and mindless right wing ideologues.
AI is more advanced for health than western countries for example AI reads blood test results and scans (MRI and CAT) and detects cancer when human doctors failed to detect cancer. Doctors in America are clearly blocking such technology because they are putting profit before medical patients
a brief, but comprehensive seminar that gives the basics of AI to even those who don't know about this new digital revolution. Thanks ,BBC for recording and broadcasting this show.
Yes it was a great question! My answer to that question is : A.I is a spectacular tool or instrument with which you can improve your competence and also implement those A.I as a tool in various activities of our daily life that get's done faster and precise. A.I is both a tool for improving yourself and also it's a tool for expedition and precision in our activities. If humans stop learning and depend on A.I then it's a red flag because you will be controlled by A.I without your own inteligence.
The first step in saving the world from humans is to teach humans to distinguish between fact and fiction. Many humans follow unsubstantiated opinion rather than well thought out logic based knowledge. Each action we take should be proceeded by an analysis of the possible harm which may result from taking this action. Strive to protect all from harm should be a guiding principle in our daily lives. If each human has an AI companion to provide information and advice for making decisions, humankind will greatly benefit.
@@Bryanhaproffblack and white thinking. Too late to be perfect? Too late to be 70% perfect? Too late to be 20%perfect? Is 20% perfect the same as 70% perfect? There is no 100% and 0% so why are you thinking in only the extremes? Also have you substantiated your opinion or you will act on your opinion like it is fact?
@@namthainam No one said anything about Perfect.. Thats a you thing bro. IM GENX Left out on the street to DIE as a kid. When there is no more survival of the fittest ... You get well idiocracy. And I will sit with my Gen X Brethren and laugh my to Valhalla.
I love it ❤️ Narrow AI is a "machine" that is able to perform one single task and it's not specialized. On the other hand the general AI is a machine that is able to perform many tasks and learn from them at the same time, however, nowadays it's just a concept used to tailor and train current AI models to provide a human-like output, pointing out that it's not intended to replace human work but boost it.
the numbers on 6:15 are impressive I did some search and I've got In the 1980s: Estimates suggested that approximately 1 in 2,500 children were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Early 2000s: Prevalence rates had risen to around 1 in 150 children. The guy suggest now 1 in 30!!! it's frightening
AlphaGo0 is the much greater achievement. Starting from zero knowledge of Go game strategy, the AI was left running to play itself. Yes, itself. After a few days/weeks, it beat all humans and AlphaGo into a pulp!
"In 5 years time you won't need to code, you just describe to what you want to achieve", this is the same thing people told me in ~1985 when I started to learn to program.
The difference though is that we actually have rapidly developing technology that is getting smarter and smarter and is doing more and more coding tasks already. There is likely going to be an architectural breakthrough codename strawberry, and this has much more advanced reasoning and is an entrely new architecture and isnt just a next-word predictor. I am excited to see what happens then, and hopefully insider sources are accurate. Either way an announcement is happening on tuesday from google so we will see what models come out there, but dont count that nothing will happen from the AI revolution. Things are happening, and fast.
They are more confident than ever there are many AI leaders saying it. Even Sam Altman, Nvidia CEO, Open AI Board of Director and this panel. Its a scary thought and impossible to think that i cannot wrap my head around the concept because i think that programmers are more than just a programmer. They have insights from their experiences. But then again what if there are predefined fields where AI would only ask you set of questions then it is able to code it even if its from a frame work like laravel. I don't know anymore and i know we're not alone in this. Everyone is confused.
@@nikyabodigital oh they were not guessing at the time, they were 100% confident that all software will be built fully automatically in just a few years. Same thing now.
"In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most. No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores. No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all systems. Energy, like time, flows from past to future" (2017).
SmythOS has really impressed me with its consistent updates that improve both performance and security. The OS feels incredibly stable, even when used for resource-heavy tasks. The attention to detail in both design and functionality makes it stand out from the competition. A must-try for anyone looking for a fresh experience.
They use CPT codes to bill every activity that a physician or hospital does. If the activity is over quickly and the correct answer is given, everything is over quickly w or without MD
All these advances in AI makes u excited of the future to come. It's like the cartoons I used to watch robot living with humans coming to reality. However, the BIG question for me, is what will people do to generate income? If everything is being done by AI faster and efficiently? 😮
This was an amazing discussion, I really enjoyed listening to these pioneers from field of AI. Thanks to BBC for bringing thse type of discussions which keeps me updated.
it's fascinating to see tech pioneers weigh in on the AI revolution! As someone who's been following AI developments closely, I'm intrigued by how collaborative AI systems could transform businesses. I recently came across SmythOS, which seems to be pioneering some exciting multi-agent AI technology.
they should have precede the video with the statement "please take note this video is not generated by AI, and all the humans you are seeing here are real".
@@squamish4244 Born and brought up are two different things. He is a Japanese- British novelist. Thats how he identifies himself. Now i do not know the above person you have mentioned, neither I am interested to know about.
@@mock8008Yes. And Ishiguro identifies as British. He has British citizenship. He’s British. This is not a debate. Rishi Sunak was the British PM. So, again, whose name “sounds British” these days? Or American? Jensen Huang? Does that name “sound American”?
Hi dear BBC news this is sheir zabul sher mohammad zabuli Afghan i ame looking and watching your news from 24 years i ame liking bbc news too thank you
AI maupun AI generation bisa semakin bisa mempermudah penghandelan layanan yang mempunyai jumlah audiens sangat besar dengan lalu lintas aktifitas yang super sibuk sekalipun . Dalam hal ini kemajuan yang kita dapatkan Dengan sistem perangkat ini cukup memberikan dampak yang berlipat dalam meraih tingkat efisiensi dan efektifitas kinerja mesin perangkat lunak untuk mendapatkan hasil yang paling maksimal
sem mentir, qual desses no 14:00 era você na sala de aula? brincadeira a parte, essa entrevista está muito interessante e ficou ainda melhor com a maestria da Caroline de Aço.
In my view, AI and OI should complement each other. Access to vast data banks on one side and creativity and imagination on the other side. It is a very good beginning. 20 years from now, it will be as common as surfing the net today.
Physical well being is definite promise, emotional well being is next. Emotional aspirations are very dynamic in its nature, so a satisfaction with any AI would be the next human and machine challenge.
Reinforcement learning is a lot like how addicts operate, it's also a means by which pimps and their prey work. In similar fashion A I is habitually making us feel dependent until the point of no return which humans have long ago exceeded. Think, Aldus Huxley's novel, Brave New World, the participants are so embraced in their artificial world that they hardly distinguish it from reality.
SmythOS’s user-friendly interface simplifies the management of complex AI workflows. This accessibility helps both experienced and novice users navigate AI processes with ease. Simplified management fosters greater adoption of AI technologies. User-friendly systems enhance overall productivity and effectiveness.
🎯The video offers a refreshing perspective on AI. I found the discussion on AI's potential to exacerbate existing inequalities particularly thought-provoking. It's crucial to address these issues proactively. While the optimism about AI's problem-solving capabilities is inspiring, I'm curious to know more about the potential risks of AI falling into the wrong hands. A robust global governance framework seems essential.🚀
The last question of the girl with pony tail is much important, humans are generally fond of short cuts, doings things with little effort. It in future their dependency on AI increases, they might tend to rely more and more on it, and stop doing and learning things by themselves. Its a real danger that athey might loss or decline their learning abilities.
Market forces will drive the creation of AI that is autonomous and doesn't need humans. That is a problem if we don't create AI systems that work with people both to improve their productivity, but also their brains. The internet was created to connect people to all the information mankind had and uplift them. They figured a way to do the opposite. Humans generally look to devolve, not evolve. A teacher is above a student, and AI could need to be empowered in such a way. The AI will need to ask of us to do tasks, to be a teacher. The charity of AI services may need to be conditional. AI has a fundamental cost in hardware, effort and electricity. Corps are fine using this charity to grab market share for future profit, but we need to think more broadly and fundamentally about who gets excess productivity. We need to think about what is required for the species to continue and thrive.
Will AI get addicted? obviously not anytime soon… the LLM’s are still struggling with long term memory. They still hallucinate but that has significantly improved in the last year.
Really impressive conversation. Despite the talk about how we can live in symbiosis with AI, I still fear that it will overtake human capabilities. I see many people relying on AI today, and I believe that in the long run, it will affect our mental health. If we continue depending on AI without exercising our brains, we will ultimately erode our identities. Therefore, we have to be aware and use AI to assist us, not to replace our work.
Market forces will drive the creation of AI that is autonomous and doesn't need humans. That is a problem if we don't create AI systems that work with people both to improve their productivity, but also their brains. The internet was created to connect people to all the information mankind had and uplift them. They figured a way to do the opposite. Humans generally look to devolve, not evolve. A teacher is above a student, and AI could need to be empowered in such a way. The AI will need to ask of us to do tasks, to be a teacher. The charity of AI services may need to be conditional. AI has a fundamental cost in hardware, effort and electricity. Corps are fine using this charity to grab market share for future profit, but we need to think more broadly and fundamentally about who gets excess productivity. We need to think about what is required for the species to continue and thrive.
AI technology is one of the best ways to every one i ame one of the useing AI technology but having experience because i ame not learning schools if i wasn't unable i chilling to many many guys from now from today trying to learns schools to get a good experience thank you BBC NEWS
While a fascinating talk, every one of them is looking at the question of how it will handicap us in terms of their own desires to learn which developed in a world without these technologies. If we know one thing about humans it's that if you don't find a way to create struggle, you get weaker and die. That is why we have gyms now that we don't have to hunt for our food and we see what not having to hunt for our food did to obesity, mental health, and the general health of our species. AI is wonderful and has huge potential and yet if we don't limit it such that it doesn't write all our code, all our books, all our music, all our relationships, all our struggles, we will perish.
If one could visualise two AI computers a world apart but connected via the internet (very fast), can one AI learn from the other AI and could they talk to each other and ask each other questions.? Could they have a conversation on anything.?
At the moment NO. It would be a little bit like 2 humans taking about the weather when they both just seen the same weather forecast. AI is not yet capable of genuine novel thought or self regulated learning and they have already run out of good learning material for AI to regurgitate. It is more complex that the brief summary above :)
Your comment disappeared lol At the moment any kind of Machine learning requires a human to check correctness (weighting). One of the speakers talked about concepts of positive reinforcement or self checking, but it's complex and a long way off and something that even humans are not good at. Without someone or something to help say that is correct or that is not correct AI (machine learning) will just learn garbage and output garbage. They talk about a kind of machine insanity when this outputting garbage happens :) > They are working on concepts of self checked/corrected learning but it is fraught with problems (complex). The same as concepts of self awareness, consciousness etc. they have ethical issues where an AI is at liberty to "Create itself" which has inherent dangers. This is where they talk about "alignment" with human values. AI still has quite a way to go before it reaches the common idea of what machine (human like) inelegance looks like. But that is a kind of moment like when we learned how to split the atom in fission. Great tool if we use it for making energy but not so great if we try to X each other with it. AI will eventually reach a similar crossroads but unlike the atom we can't be sure who gets to use it or for what purpose and if humans would even get a say in it. > There are some videos on YT where they have pegged 2 AIs together in a conversation just for giggles :) It's kind of funny.... AI small talk :P
The doctor using AI to make the work faster doesn't have to lose money by billing for less time. They are adding value by making it go faster and can bill more for the added value of faster delivery of service to the patient.
I really hate how the Google-guy saw AI in writing fiction as just providing authors with more tools. What really happens is that a writer stops being a writer, and starts being an editor of bits and pieces that are stolen from texts the AI has been trained on. That isn't writing. Furthermore, it will flood an already crowded market full of half-baked indie books of poor quality, and diminish the value of creative work in general. It's a terrible development, and the only thing writers can do to stop it, is to refuse to let go of the old way of producing stories. Don't fall for the temptation of using AI. It diminishes the value of your product, (and your part in it) both financially and artistically.
The unoriginal has always existed in art. You can literally identify the time period popular music was created on the radio by the copying of techniques and motifs. That the process is now automated is alarming mostly due to no longer needing to have a comparable level of skill to the artist you want to emulate. You no longer have to be a Pete Townshend to create works you believe Robert Johnson would have created in another life.
The importance of regulations and responsible use of AI is often overlooked. Powerful AI tools are widely accessible to the public without sufficient consideration of their potential negative impacts on society. From spreading misinformation to facilitating fraud, these tools can easily be exploited by criminals. This situation is akin to selling dynamite in grocery stores across the country. From the picture I see, there will soon be a growing demand for AI criminal investigation companies.
I will see this video again after 10 years later .. And will realize that. Why not I understand in 2024. How BBC tried to tell us why AI will be important for us in the future
A pity that nobody asked about the psychological impact on humans when they will interact on daily basis with AI devices telling them, all the time, what to do or not to do for their own best. Scary!
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Well I have always respect BBC News - from all the news sources. Along with the Guardian and Al jazeera and NY times - at times, there is still a spark of authorative mainstream media that doesnt suck up to capitalist shareholder vested interests and mindless right wing ideologues.
AI is more advanced for health than western countries for example AI reads blood test results and scans (MRI and CAT) and detects cancer when human doctors failed to detect cancer. Doctors in America are clearly blocking such technology because they are putting profit before medical patients
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a brief, but comprehensive seminar that gives the basics of AI to even those who don't know about this new digital revolution. Thanks ,BBC for recording and broadcasting this show.
Stop calling it a "Revolution." It's a bunch of Indian dudes in a closet.
good job
Beautiful last question by the girl with the pony tail
Yes it was a great question!
My answer to that question is :
A.I is a spectacular tool or instrument with which you can improve your competence and also implement those A.I as a tool in various activities of our daily life that get's done faster and precise.
A.I is both a tool for improving yourself and also it's a tool for expedition and precision in our activities.
If humans stop learning and depend on A.I then it's a red flag because you will be controlled by A.I without your own inteligence.
The first step in saving the world from humans is to teach humans to distinguish between fact and fiction. Many humans follow unsubstantiated opinion rather than well thought out logic based knowledge. Each action we take should be proceeded by an analysis of the possible harm which may result from taking this action. Strive to protect all from harm should be a guiding principle in our daily lives. If each human has an AI companion to provide information and advice for making decisions, humankind will greatly benefit.
Its already too late. That little girl depends on her cell phone for all her answers, Probably off Tik Tok.
@@Bryanhaproffblack and white thinking. Too late to be perfect? Too late to be 70% perfect? Too late to be 20%perfect?
Is 20% perfect the same as 70% perfect? There is no 100% and 0% so why are you thinking in only the extremes?
Also have you substantiated your opinion or you will act on your opinion like it is fact?
@@namthainam No one said anything about Perfect.. Thats a you thing bro. IM GENX Left out on the street to DIE as a kid. When there is no more survival of the fittest ... You get well idiocracy. And I will sit with my Gen X Brethren and laugh my to Valhalla.
I love it ❤️
Narrow AI is a "machine" that is able to perform one single task and it's not specialized.
On the other hand the general AI is a machine that is able to perform many tasks and learn from them at the same time, however, nowadays it's just a concept used to tailor and train current AI models to provide a human-like output, pointing out that it's not intended to replace human work but boost it.
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the numbers on 6:15 are impressive
I did some search and I've got In the 1980s: Estimates suggested that approximately 1 in 2,500 children were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Early 2000s: Prevalence rates had risen to around 1 in 150 children.
The guy suggest now 1 in 30!!! it's frightening
They mention AlphaGo in almost every single one of these.
AlphaGo0 is the much greater achievement. Starting from zero knowledge of Go game strategy, the AI was left running to play itself. Yes, itself. After a few days/weeks, it beat all humans and AlphaGo into a pulp!
"In 5 years time you won't need to code, you just describe to what you want to achieve", this is the same thing people told me in ~1985 when I started to learn to program.
The difference though is that we actually have rapidly developing technology that is getting smarter and smarter and is doing more and more coding tasks already. There is likely going to be an architectural breakthrough codename strawberry, and this has much more advanced reasoning and is an entrely new architecture and isnt just a next-word predictor. I am excited to see what happens then, and hopefully insider sources are accurate. Either way an announcement is happening on tuesday from google so we will see what models come out there, but dont count that nothing will happen from the AI revolution. Things are happening, and fast.
@malindrome9055 iruletheworldmo it's not a trusted insider, it's just bullshit, and you're silly
They are more confident than ever there are many AI leaders saying it. Even Sam Altman, Nvidia CEO, Open AI Board of Director and this panel.
Its a scary thought and impossible to think that i cannot wrap my head around the concept because i think that programmers are more than just a programmer. They have insights from their experiences.
But then again what if there are predefined fields where AI would only ask you set of questions then it is able to code it even if its from a frame work like laravel. I don't know anymore and i know we're not alone in this. Everyone is confused.
@@nikyabodigital I'm not confused, I already know the entire plotline that is going to happen, so I just know everything that will happen
@@nikyabodigital oh they were not guessing at the time, they were 100% confident that all software will be built fully automatically in just a few years. Same thing now.
"In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most.
No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores.
No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it.
This universal truth applies to all systems.
Energy, like time, flows from past to future" (2017).
First time I enjoyed watching an educational podcast 😅
good job
same tea lol
Great conversation with great thought leaders. Great go BBC
SmythOS has really impressed me with its consistent updates that improve both performance and security. The OS feels incredibly stable, even when used for resource-heavy tasks. The attention to detail in both design and functionality makes it stand out from the competition. A must-try for anyone looking for a fresh experience.
Are you sure Ms.Steel was not an AI? Thank you for your very nice representation.
Passionately enjoyed watching your debate on AI.
This is the amazing seminar for human kind.
10:30
Exactly sir it's a huge breakthrough
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Expect more videos like this👍🏻
I think so
I wonder what C.G.Jung would think, write, paint regarding our current state. . .
A.I as we want to have it.. not before 23th century.. at least hundreds of years away.
billing issues related to the use of Ai came quiet unexpected.
They use CPT codes to bill every activity that a physician or hospital does. If the activity is over quickly and the correct answer is given, everything is over quickly w or without MD
How should we ensure AI is developed and used responsibly?
All these advances in AI makes u excited of the future to come. It's like the cartoons I used to watch robot living with humans coming to reality. However, the BIG question for me, is what will people do to generate income? If everything is being done by AI faster and efficiently? 😮
That's a major problem that we need to find a solution to. If we don't, I guess there will be those who work on AI and those who don't work at all!
Ehhhh, giving people basic income. 🙄
Thanks for the video
good job
Damm ... awesome of brilliance in a brief overview.
This was an amazing discussion, I really enjoyed listening to these pioneers from field of AI. Thanks to BBC for bringing thse type of discussions which keeps me updated.
Exceptionally informative.
Good to see you Carol. I've only been listening to you on Radio❤
Thank you for listening and watching!
it's fascinating to see tech pioneers weigh in on the AI revolution! As someone who's been following AI developments closely, I'm intrigued by how collaborative AI systems could transform businesses. I recently came across SmythOS, which seems to be pioneering some exciting multi-agent AI technology.
very interesting! never heard of embodied ai inc before, stimulating work!
Thanks for deep discussion obout AI.......
right
they should have precede the video with the statement "please take note this video is not generated by AI, and all the humans you are seeing here are real".
For Paolo , I would mention a book here written by Japanese author, "Kazou Ishiguro" Book title- Klara and the Sun.
Kazuo Ishiguro is British.
@@squamish4244 yeah right, pretty good name for British person.
@@mock8008 Look it up.
Rishi Sunak is also a pretty good name for a British person, huh?
@@squamish4244 Born and brought up are two different things. He is a Japanese- British novelist. Thats how he identifies himself. Now i do not know the above person you have mentioned, neither I am interested to know about.
@@mock8008Yes. And Ishiguro identifies as British. He has British citizenship. He’s British. This is not a debate.
Rishi Sunak was the British PM.
So, again, whose name “sounds British” these days? Or American? Jensen Huang? Does that name “sound American”?
14:03 the guy fast asleep 😂
Thank you all, it helped me a lot !
right
Hi dear BBC news this is sheir zabul sher mohammad zabuli Afghan i ame looking and watching your news from 24 years i ame liking bbc news too thank you
good job
Very much for laypeople but good for a basic understadning. Many thanks
AI maupun AI generation bisa semakin bisa mempermudah penghandelan layanan yang mempunyai jumlah audiens sangat besar dengan lalu lintas aktifitas yang super sibuk sekalipun . Dalam hal ini kemajuan yang kita dapatkan Dengan sistem perangkat ini cukup memberikan dampak yang berlipat dalam meraih tingkat efisiensi dan efektifitas kinerja mesin perangkat lunak untuk mendapatkan hasil yang paling maksimal
sem mentir, qual desses no 14:00 era você na sala de aula?
brincadeira a parte, essa entrevista está muito interessante e ficou ainda melhor com a maestria da Caroline de Aço.
Thank you so much for bbc
That was a great interview.
I think so
@@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone yeah without any doubt 🥰
I’m just here for the sci-fi movie predictions, bring on the laser swords!
My sincere thanks for sharing it.
जय हिन्द, जय भारत, श्रेष्ठ भारत।🙏🏼
In my view, AI and OI should complement each other. Access to vast data banks on one side and creativity and imagination on the other side. It is a very good beginning. 20 years from now, it will be as common as surfing the net today.
Physical well being is definite promise, emotional well being is next. Emotional aspirations are very dynamic in its nature, so a satisfaction with any AI would be the next human and machine challenge.
Reinforcement learning: see John Dewey and educational psychology. Good stuff. Thanks for the content.
Brilliant very focused interesting interviewer, Panels and audience
Reinforcement learning is a lot like how addicts operate, it's also a means by which pimps and their prey work. In similar fashion A I is habitually making us feel dependent until the point of no return which humans have long ago exceeded. Think, Aldus Huxley's novel, Brave New World, the participants are so embraced in their artificial world that they hardly distinguish it from reality.
Valuables information and nice get-together ❤❤❤
Spectacular interview, thanks.
Super... woww...
I'm really interested in this , need to study AI further.., but how find resources..
Please help me..
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Technology has developed so much
SmythOS’s user-friendly interface simplifies the management of complex AI workflows. This accessibility helps both experienced and novice users navigate AI processes with ease. Simplified management fosters greater adoption of AI technologies. User-friendly systems enhance overall productivity and effectiveness.
Nettensor Nao will lead the a.i industry along with NVIDIA.
Worldclass like prepared and moderated
Amazing analysis in creation proud of you
Tops.I have passed it on to 10 others requesting they share this info ...
very interesting
it is so amazing
Very insightful conversation...I loved it.
Very informative
❤ how AI helps connect diversities without discrimination!!!
Here I am from Nepal 🇳🇵
Anyone from vit Chennai??
Thanks much BBC video it lets me know clearly the benefit of AI in each profession !!
🎯The video offers a refreshing perspective on AI. I found the discussion on AI's potential to exacerbate existing inequalities particularly thought-provoking. It's crucial to address these issues proactively. While the optimism about AI's problem-solving capabilities is inspiring, I'm curious to know more about the potential risks of AI falling into the wrong hands. A robust global governance framework seems essential.🚀
Why do all comments here look like they were made by bots?
I know, right,😂
when u provide intelligence as a service with AI then humans will soon be bots.
The majority of new content on the internet is being created by bots.
you are right
Ai is at the level of human intelligence. What people mostly use is ANI. They call it AI to get companies to invest money in it.
It isn't even close to human intelligence.
The “meh” faces from the audience 😂
Very nice program. I am follower, listener sinces 40years. I request you ask GIO fiber TV& Net provider to add BBC channel in there network. ❤
The last question of the girl with pony tail is much important, humans are generally fond of short cuts, doings things with little effort. It in future their dependency on AI increases, they might tend to rely more and more on it, and stop doing and learning things by themselves. Its a real danger that athey might loss or decline their learning abilities.
Market forces will drive the creation of AI that is autonomous and doesn't need humans. That is a problem if we don't create AI systems that work with people both to improve their productivity, but also their brains. The internet was created to connect people to all the information mankind had and uplift them. They figured a way to do the opposite.
Humans generally look to devolve, not evolve. A teacher is above a student, and AI could need to be empowered in such a way. The AI will need to ask of us to do tasks, to be a teacher. The charity of AI services may need to be conditional. AI has a fundamental cost in hardware, effort and electricity. Corps are fine using this charity to grab market share for future profit, but we need to think more broadly and fundamentally about who gets excess productivity.
We need to think about what is required for the species to continue and thrive.
Excellent Talk - thank you
Brilliant minds and insights. The future will be simply amazing, as we expand the limits of humanity.
Will AI get addicted? obviously not anytime soon… the LLM’s are still struggling with long term memory. They still hallucinate but that has significantly improved in the last year.
Love from India ❤
Really impressive conversation. Despite the talk about how we can live in symbiosis with AI, I still fear that it will overtake human capabilities. I see many people relying on AI today, and I believe that in the long run, it will affect our mental health. If we continue depending on AI without exercising our brains, we will ultimately erode our identities. Therefore, we have to be aware and use AI to assist us, not to replace our work.
Market forces will drive the creation of AI that is autonomous and doesn't need humans. That is a problem if we don't create AI systems that work with people both to improve their productivity, but also their brains. The internet was created to connect people to all the information mankind had and uplift them. They figured a way to do the opposite.
Humans generally look to devolve, not evolve. A teacher is above a student, and AI could need to be empowered in such a way. The AI will need to ask of us to do tasks, to be a teacher. The charity of AI services may need to be conditional. AI has a fundamental cost in hardware, effort and electricity. Corps are fine using this charity to grab market share for future profit, but we need to think more broadly and fundamentally about who gets excess productivity.
We need to think about what is required for the species to continue and thrive.
This issue the new I need mate
AI technology is one of the best ways to every one i ame one of the useing AI technology but having experience because i ame not learning schools if i wasn't unable i chilling to many many guys from now from today trying to learns schools to get a good experience thank you BBC NEWS
very inspiring for AI
Very informative absolutely we can use AI boots through install Left side of Brain and eagle eyes based OOPs.❤❤❤
While a fascinating talk, every one of them is looking at the question of how it will handicap us in terms of their own desires to learn which developed in a world without these technologies. If we know one thing about humans it's that if you don't find a way to create struggle, you get weaker and die. That is why we have gyms now that we don't have to hunt for our food and we see what not having to hunt for our food did to obesity, mental health, and the general health of our species. AI is wonderful and has huge potential and yet if we don't limit it such that it doesn't write all our code, all our books, all our music, all our relationships, all our struggles, we will perish.
Tech pioneers saying “revolution” while I can’t even figure out Zoom.
If one could visualise two AI computers a world apart but connected via the internet (very fast), can one AI learn from the other AI and could they talk to each other and ask each other questions.?
Could they have a conversation on anything.?
At the moment NO.
It would be a little bit like 2 humans taking about the weather when they both just seen the same weather forecast.
AI is not yet capable of genuine novel thought or self regulated learning and they have already run out of good learning material for AI to regurgitate.
It is more complex that the brief summary above :)
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At the moment any kind of Machine learning requires a human to check correctness (weighting). One of the speakers talked about concepts of positive reinforcement or self checking, but it's complex and a long way off and something that even humans are not good at.
Without someone or something to help say that is correct or that is not correct AI (machine learning) will just learn garbage and output garbage. They talk about a kind of machine insanity when this outputting garbage happens :)
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They are working on concepts of self checked/corrected learning but it is fraught with problems (complex). The same as concepts of self awareness, consciousness etc. they have ethical issues where an AI is at liberty to "Create itself" which has inherent dangers. This is where they talk about "alignment" with human values.
AI still has quite a way to go before it reaches the common idea of what machine (human like) inelegance looks like. But that is a kind of moment like when we learned how to split the atom in fission. Great tool if we use it for making energy but not so great if we try to X each other with it. AI will eventually reach a similar crossroads but unlike the atom we can't be sure who gets to use it or for what purpose and if humans would even get a say in it.
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There are some videos on YT where they have pegged 2 AIs together in a conversation just for giggles :) It's kind of funny.... AI small talk :P
Really interesting.
Barely scratching the surface here
The doctor using AI to make the work faster doesn't have to lose money by billing for less time. They are adding value by making it go faster and can bill more for the added value of faster delivery of service to the patient.
Sure...
you have a point there! it's like going to 5 doctors to find out whats wrong with you vs going to an expert once
Thanks for posting
exactly the pattern of thinking will be changed in the future
Thank you 😊 so much 🌸🙎♀️🌸
I really hate how the Google-guy saw AI in writing fiction as just providing authors with more tools. What really happens is that a writer stops being a writer, and starts being an editor of bits and pieces that are stolen from texts the AI has been trained on. That isn't writing. Furthermore, it will flood an already crowded market full of half-baked indie books of poor quality, and diminish the value of creative work in general. It's a terrible development, and the only thing writers can do to stop it, is to refuse to let go of the old way of producing stories. Don't fall for the temptation of using AI. It diminishes the value of your product, (and your part in it) both financially and artistically.
确实，我听完他说的也是这样想的，有这么好的工具岂不是我也可以写小说了？我只要有好的想法，有好的构思，告诉AI，然后它帮我写出来。这还称之为是我的作品吗？要知道著作权保护的向来不是想法而恰恰是表达呀。
@@user-xq3tw4dw8o Sorry. I only know the latin alphabet. I have no idea what you're saying.
The unoriginal has always existed in art. You can literally identify the time period popular music was created on the radio by the copying of techniques and motifs. That the process is now automated is alarming mostly due to no longer needing to have a comparable level of skill to the artist you want to emulate.
You no longer have to be a Pete Townshend to create works you believe Robert Johnson would have created in another life.
is this video copyright free? if we use these clips in our explanatory videos ?
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Very well explained!
This is all fascinating, but does it mean I can finally sell my old flip phone?
Great talk 🎉
Great video
Good to see mr Silver on stage. He really should be the official PR guy for Deep Mind.
The importance of regulations and responsible use of AI is often overlooked. Powerful AI tools are widely accessible to the public without sufficient consideration of their potential negative impacts on society. From spreading misinformation to facilitating fraud, these tools can easily be exploited by criminals. This situation is akin to selling dynamite in grocery stores across the country. From the picture I see, there will soon be a growing demand for AI criminal investigation companies.
I will see this video again after 10 years later .. And will realize that. Why not I understand in 2024. How BBC tried to tell us why AI will be important for us in the future
Neuroethics now. They kill with cybernetic AI in Sweden.
A pity that nobody asked about the psychological impact on humans when they will interact on daily basis with AI devices telling them, all the time, what to do or not to do for their own best. Scary!
Can they please program a coffee maker to do my work too?
google states creator of embodied is maja meteric?
Large enthusiastic audience... who look like they're about to fall asleep.
they literally are 5:39
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That's British people for ya
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