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Revolution is changing that. You have warned me not to get too close. It does look a little bit hazardous. This robot dog hasnt been programmed to walk. Its learning by itself. Its called reinforcement learning. What weve done here is, weve given it this task to try to kind of stand up and move forward. When it does well, one of the Computer Scientists gives it the digital equivalent of a pat on the head. I can see its doing better and better. Its strong. I try and put that in its way, and its s...

One of the signatories was yoshua bengio. the existential risk that people talk about really is about what happens if we create machines that are smarter than us and have their own goals that are not aligned with our needs and could potentially harm us, just like a new species on earth that would be smarter than us might do. but the godfathers of ai dont always agree. professor lecun didnt sign the statement. every powerful technology can be used for good or bad. _ the existence of bad actors is...

Computers recognise patterns and mimic the human brain. there is still a very- large gap that we observe between the capability of ai systems and what we observe _ in animals and humans. and, basically, the quest of my life has been to bridge this gap, - trying to figure out, l what are we missing? what type of intelligence do| humans and animal exhibit? and theres good news. were making a lot of progress, and its accelerating. _ theyve become known as the godfathers of ai. ai is about building ...

Ethos of how als made, which is, collect it all and figure it out later. if machines are learning from whats on the internet, material thats harmful needs to be filtered out, and much of that work still needs the scrutiny and judgment of humans. well, there are certainly countries where this type of outsourced labour is most commonly located. china, malaysia, kenya are some examples. but, indeed, its a growing market for people to be, really, doing this extremely difficult, extremely traumatisin...

Machines are getting smarter... ..much smarter. theres no reason an artificial brain couldnt be as capable as a biological brain. where will the artificial intelligence revolution take us? now were thinking about building tools that could be very, very powerful and very dangerous on their own. the first thing that we thought when we got this working was, like, "this is fantastic. its working!" and then, like, "oh, my god. this is working." so, should we fear what that future might bring? i think...

Large gap that we observe between the capability of ai systems and what we observe in animals and humans. and, basically, the quest of my life has been to bridge this gap, trying to figure out, what are we missing? what type of intelligence do humans and animal exhibit? and theres good news. were making a lot of progress, and its accelerating. theyve become known as the godfathers of ai. ai is about building machines that are intelligent. now, what does it mean to be intelligent? people may disa...

Possible thing is necessarily the most probable thing. i think the biggest danger is not what machines will do to people, but what people will do with machines to other people. thats the story, notjust of technology, thats the history of humanity. machines are getting smarter, and ai is now all around us. butjust because it can do something doesnt mean it should. and maybe the question is, how will we live alongside the machines that could become smarter than us?

Machines that are smarter than us and have their own goals that are not aligned with our needs and could potentially harm us, just like a new species on earth that would be smarter than us might do. but the godfathers of ai dont always agree. professor lecun didnt sign the statement. every powerful technology can be used for good or bad. _ the existence of bad actors is not new. but very often the technology that enables bad actors to do bad things is the same one that actually enables to protec...

I think its good to imagine the worst, because thats the best way to avoid it. but i dont think that the worst possible thing is necessarily the most probable thing. i think the biggest danger is not what machines will do to people, but what people will do with machines to other people. thats the story, notjust of technology, thats the history of humanity. machines are getting smarter, and ai is now all around us. butjust because it can do something doesnt mean it should. and maybe the question ...

In many cases, it is just garbage in and garbage out. if you are harvesting the entire internet, you will have so many horrifying things included in there. 50, part of this really gets to the core production ethos of how als made, which is, collect it all and figure it out later. if machines are learning from whats on the internet, material thats harmful needs to be filtered out, and much of that work still needs the scrutiny and judgment of humans. well, there are certainly countries where this...