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🗓️ 2 April 2023
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Dr Ben Goertzel joins Rob in this episode to talk about the impact of AI, both in the short term and the longer term. He talks to Rob about the endless possibilities AI presents, both negative and positive, how AI is already changing the world we live in and creates both a logical and at times frightening, picture of our future as humans.
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0:00.0 | I do think there's an irreducible uncertainty in the sense that once we build mischteens |
0:06.2 | that are twice, ten times, a hundred times more generally intelligent and capable than |
0:10.2 | the Neumanns Army, once we get there, of course there's a level of which we can't know |
0:15.1 | exactly exactly what's going to happen. |
0:18.2 | Ben, Elon Musk said AI was more dangerous than nukes, but Bill Gates says that AI is the |
0:29.0 | most important tech advancement in decades. |
0:33.6 | Where do you sit between Elon Musk and Bill Gates? |
0:36.6 | I think both of those statements are true and I think the first one that needs to be taken |
0:47.8 | in context. |
0:48.8 | I mean, on the Bill Gates quote, I would say the mathematician I.J. Good summed it up |
0:57.2 | well in 1965 when he said, the first ultra intelligence will be the last invention humanity |
1:04.6 | has to make. |
1:06.1 | By an ultra intelligence, he meant a thinking machine that's much smarter than people |
1:11.5 | and what I'd add to that is once you've created a real thinking machine that can think |
1:16.3 | as well as people, you're not far from an ultra intelligence, a super intelligence |
1:21.4 | that's much smarter than people because once you have a thinking machine that can really |
1:26.0 | think like people that thinking machine can program, it can study computer science, |
1:31.9 | it can study hardware engineering, it can improve itself and you'll get an exponential |
1:36.4 | increase in the intelligence of that thinking machine and its successors, which will |
1:42.6 | be AI created. |
1:45.7 | No doubt that's the biggest technology in human history, I mean, it may be the biggest |
1:53.8 | event on planet Earth, like even going back to the time Earth crystallized out of a |
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