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Why Are Humans Afraid Of AI?

Humans may be afraid of AI for several reasons. Here are some of the top anxieties people worry about. Loss of Control: AI systems can become more intelligent and capable than humans, potentially leading to a loss of control over these systems, which can be concerning. Job Displacement: As AI continues to improve and automate tasks, there is a fear that many jobs will become obsolete, leading to unemployment and social unrest. Lack of Understanding: AI can be complex and difficult to understand for many people, leading to fear of the unknown. Ethical Concerns: There are concerns about how AI…

The Geography Of Artificial Intelligence

There are some geographical advantages for nations when it comes to AI. Here are some of the leading levers geography is playing a role in. Access to Talent: Nations with top-tier universities and research institutions have an edge in attracting and developing AI talent. These institutions can foster a strong AI ecosystem, providing a solid foundation for AI research and development. Technological Infrastructure: Countries with well-developed technology infrastructure, including high-speed internet, data centers, and cloud computing services, can better support AI research, development, and deployment. Data Availability: Nations with large populations and widespread use of digital technologies generate massive amounts…

Nature Already Inspired A.I. Than Most Realise

Nature offers many valuable insights and inspirations for understanding AI and developing new algorithms and techniques. Here are some of the key lessons learned from nature are the following. Adaptability: Living organisms are highly adaptable to changing environments, a quality that can be emulated in AI systems to improve their robustness and flexibility. Decentralization: Natural systems, such as ant colonies or bird flocks, often exhibit collective intelligence and robustness through decentralized decision-making. This can inspire the development of decentralized AI systems and swarm intelligence algorithms. Efficiency: Nature is often efficient in the use of resources and energy. Studying natural processes…

ChatGPT 4.0 Finally Gets A Joke

I looked into these aspects of the new version 4 of ChatGPT, comparing it to its older sibling ChatGPT V 3.5: Chat GPT version comparison as documented by OpenAI Here are my findings: Below are the details: Reasoning I went and looked at some articles that had been written about the new capabilities of the algorithm. They mentioned a few interesting facts. The first was that the model was able to explain jokes. So I did an experiment. I asked it the following question to both 3.5 and 4: Why is this funny*: Why did the tomato turn red? Because…

Futurism Is A Means To See Beyond COVID-19. Here’s How To Time Travel

This article is part of the Global Technology Governance Summit The COVID-19 crisis is shining a Klieg light on the immense challenges of planning for the future amid extreme uncertainty. Now more than ever, leaders need tools to help them understand where they are headed beyond the near-term. Futures discussions can feel like a blizzard of buzzwords – here are three steps to predict trends and plan accordingly. Famed futurist and author, Arthur C. Clarke, said: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” This gem has been used in board rooms, server rooms and classrooms alike to help open minds…

What Are The Ethical Consequences Of Immortality Technology?

Immortality has gone secular. Unhooked from the realm of gods and angels, it’s now the subject of serious investment – both intellectual and financial – by philosophers, scientists and the Silicon Valley set. Several hundred people have already chosen to be ‘cryopreserved’ in preference to simply dying, as they wait for science to catch up and give them a second shot at life. But if we treat death as a problem, what are the ethical implications of the highly speculative ‘solutions’ being mooted? Of course, we don’t currently have the means of achieving human immortality, nor is it clear that…

Artificial Intelligence

To Create A Super-Intelligent Machine, Start With An Equation

Intelligence is a very difficult concept and, until recently, no one has succeeded in giving it a satisfactory formal definition. Most researchers have given up grappling with the notion of intelligence in full generality, and instead focus on related but more limited concepts – but I argue that mathematically defining intelligence is not only possible, but crucial to understanding and developing super-intelligent machines. From this, my research group has even successfully developed software that can learn to play Pac-Man from scratch. Let me explain – but first, we need to define “intelligence”. So what is intelligence? I have worked on…

The Challenge of Abundance: Boredom, Meaning, and the Struggle of Mental Freedom

As technology continues to progress, the possibility of an abundant future seems more likely. Artificial intelligence is expected to drive down the cost of labor, infrastructure, and transport. Alternative energy systems are reducing the cost of a wide variety of goods. Poverty rates are falling around the world as more people are able to make a living, and resources that were once inaccessible to millions are becoming widely available. But such a life presents fuel for the most common complaint against abundance: if robots take all the jobs, basic income provides us livable welfare for doing nothing, and healthcare is…

Artificial Intelligence

AI: Life In The Age Of Intelligent Machines

We are said to be standing on the brink of a fourth industrial revolution – one that will see new forms of artificial intelligence (AI) underpinning almost every aspect of our lives. The new technologies will help us to tackle some of the greatest challenges that face our world. In fact AI is already very much part of our daily lives, says Dr Mateja Jamnik, one of the experts who appear in the film. “Clever algorithms are being executed in clever ways all around us… and we are only a decade away from a future where we are able to converse across multiple…

Science

The Human Brain’s Bandwidth For Visual Images Is Severely Limited

Imagine you are at Ikea to pick up a sofa for your new flat. You see one you like, a wine-coloured two-seater with big soft cushions. You imagine what it would look like with your current furniture, and decide that’s the sofa you want. As you continue meandering through the store you find a nice industrial-style lamp and coffee table, so you try to imagine what they might look like with the sofa. But imagining all three items together is more difficult than just imagining the sofa alone. How many pieces of furniture do you think you could rearrange in…

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