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And i started reddit out of college, that was 2005. i have built through the social media revolution, i've built through the smartphone revolution, i've built through the broadband revolution. and i really believe what we're building through now with a.i. is more significant than all of those. >> on the other hand there have been pretty dire forecasts. jeffrey hinton recently resigned from the a.i. team at google. here he is. >> what we want is some way of making sure that even if they're smarter than us, they're going to do things that are beneficial for us. that's called the alignment proble...

Been pretty dire forecasts. jeffrey hinton recently resigned from the a.i. team at google. here he is. >> what we want is some way of making sure that even if they're smarter than us, they're going to do things that are beneficial for us. that's called the alignment problem. but we need to try and do that in a world where there's bad actors that want to build robot soldiers to kill people. it seems very hard to me. >> one gentle example, a.i.-generated images of pope francis in a puffer jacket. which raises the question, how dangerous could a.i. be in spreading information, whether it's commit...

Artificial intelligence systems will do what you ask but not necessarily what you meant. The challenge is to make sure they act in line with human’s complex, nuanced values

There are dangers of AI already present but quickly amplifying in both power and prevalence: misinformation, algorithmic bias, surveillance, and intellectual stultification, to name a few.

I blogged previously about AI in a post titled “Immigrants Aren't Coming for Your Job, Robots Are.” So, why am I revisiting this topic now, five years