cute ki. yn love it. congratulations jesse. yn bow you ll be back soon. right nown joy that quiet time. you get a day, day and a half of that quiet time in the hospital. that s all for tonight. i want to thank you for watching jesse waters prime time. i m pete stepping in for him. tucker s interview with elon musk is up next. stick around. [intro music] good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight happy monday. ranter initial intelligence is 1 of those topics that just spooky and sci-fi enough to make for a compelling television segment. they love it on the morning shows. ranter the same time, ai is complex enough that it s easy to misrepresent. it sounds like something tat could be revolutionary, even dangerous to humanity burnt is it? and if it is, what should we do
but we are smarter. so, uh, now, what happens when something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along in silicon form? it s very difficult to predict what will happen in that circumstance. it s called the singularity. the singularity like a black hole because you don t know what happens after that. it s hard to predict. i think we should be cautious with ai and we should i think there should be some government oversight because it affects the it s a danger to the public. so when you have things that are a danger to the public, like let s say so food and drug, that why we have the food and drug administration and the federal aviation administration, the fcc, we have these agencies to oversee things that affect the public. where they could be public harm.
evidence is there, as it will be convicted putin. putin. in terms of that reality. convicted putin. putin. in terms of that reality, often convicted putin. putin. in terms of that reality, often we convicted putin. putin. in terms of that reality, often we hear - convicted putin. putin. in terms of that reality, often we hear about l that reality, often we hear about these leaders, at various levels, at these leaders, at various levels, at the international criminal court, and the story disappears, and it takes years and years and years. to offer immunity or to reach compromise, because, ithink to offer immunity or to reach compromise, because, i think the public don t have much trust in people having their day in court, and facing justice. i people having their day in court, and facing justice. and facing ustice. i think there are and facing justice. i think there are probably and facing justice. i think there are probably two and facing justice. i think there are probably
Will robots rule the world? New Haven author has the answers to artificial intelligence questions
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New Haven author Steve Shwartz has authored a new book on artificial intelligence, Evil Robots, Killer Computers and Other Myths. Steve Shwartz / Contributed photo
Steve Shwartz isn’t particularly worried about artificial intelligence, and if anyone should know whether or not to panic, it’s him.
He’s been working in artificial intelligence since 1979, when he enrolled in a post-doctorate program at Yale. Since then, he’s been an entrepreneur, opening AI and non-AI companies. Now, he chairs the board for one of those companies, Device42, which he founded in 2012.
14 miles an hour. that is actually good news. let s hope it gets out of here faster. when it was moving at 8 yesterday, it was a slow grind up. that was a concern, about how long it was going to be staying over some of these places. don, it does seem to be changing right now. there s still a lot we don t know and a lot we re holding our breath for. i want to talk to you more. you re there. it s been an extraordinary day. seems like it s starting to hit more where you are. we look forward to seeing you more during the coming hours. anderson, this storm coverage now is going to continue, but tell me what you have been seeing and experiencing throughout the day there. it s been an interesting day. we started out, i think, on @ai at 10:00 this morning. the rain, it wasn t bad throughout the day. there were people throughout the day coming by, walking around, wanting to stretch their legs, tired of waiting in their homes,