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🗓️ 12 July 2023
⏱️ 59 minutes
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Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence is increasingly empowered to take control of various aspects of our lives. While some tech companies advocate for self-regulation regarding long-term risks, they conveniently overlook critical current concerns like the rampant spread of misinformation, biases in A.I. algorithms, and even A.I.-driven scams. In this episode, Adam is joined by cognitive scientist and esteemed A.I. expert Gary Marcus to enumerate the short and long-term risks posed by artificial intelligence.
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0:00.0 | This is a Headgun Podcast. |
0:04.0 | Hello and welcome to Factually, I'm Adam Connover, thank you so much for joining |
0:29.1 | me once again as I talk to an incredible expert about all the amazing things that they know |
0:33.6 | that I don't know and that you might not know. Both of our minds are going to get blown together |
0:37.5 | and oh my god we're going to have so much fun doing it and today we're going to continue |
0:41.1 | our discussion of artificial intelligence. Pretty much everyone agrees that artificial intelligence |
0:46.6 | is dangerous but no one can agree on precisely how even the companies that are developing AI |
0:52.9 | claim weirdly enough to be terrified about the future of their own technology and recently |
0:58.6 | we've been treated to news story after news story about the people who run those companies |
1:03.6 | testifying before legislators or meeting with world leaders begging for them to regulate them |
1:09.6 | but you know shouldn't we be suspicious of that? After all when the CEO of a capitalist company |
1:14.9 | is begging for the government to regulate them it stands to reason that they might be doing so |
1:19.8 | because you know they think they can extract specific laws that will help their bottom line |
1:24.4 | and hurt their competitors and at the same time you know who's been excluded from those meetings |
1:29.9 | scholars and scientists who actually study the real harms that AI could have not to mention |
1:35.7 | the people who have already suffered those harms. Forget a super powerful AI taking over the world |
1:40.8 | past guests Emily Bender and Timney Gebru have raised the alarm about real world harms like algorithmic |
1:46.3 | bias or the spread of misinformation and those harms barely come up when the tech CEOs are hanging |
1:51.8 | out with the presidents and prime ministers. The point is when someone who runs a billion dollar |
1:56.8 | company tells you what they think you should be scared of you should be a little bit skeptical |
2:01.5 | and instead you should look to the real experts the scholars and scientists to find out what their |
2:06.9 | concerns are and that is what we are going to continue to do on this show. Now I want to be clear |
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