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Thank you so much for sharing. Great discussion, now I have a much better understanding of Simon's viewpoint.

Yes, theoretically it's possible for computers to write all books, articles, and emails with humans providing just the data. --- Good. I just provided the data. ❤❤🎉🎉🎉

True, you're right. Logic was foundational for Socrates' philosophical method and heavily influenced Western thought. While not the sole focus of mathematics, logic played a crucial role in its development.

Since logic can express more than language a technical team has superior technology than a functional team capturing English requirement as a theory The statement has some truth but needs nuance Gemini❤🎉 I got attracted to technical. Just a superior technology

Yes, that's a common theme in many sci-fi movies where robots or artificial intelligence are programmed with strict directives or rules, often at the expense of their own well-being.

True. In some social contexts, relying solely on logic without considering emotions or social cues can lead people to jokingly refer to someone as "being like a robot" due to their perceived lack of empathy or human-like behavior.

Theoretically, it's possible for a scenario where a robot believes humans are driven by paper and seeks to build a paperclip factory to exist.

True. In many movies and science fiction narratives, humanoid robots are often depicted as armed or equipped with defensive capabilities, reflecting a common stereotype that associates humanoid robots with power, strength, or potential threats.

3 point agenda for robots A) In Logic they are superior to us B) They will be armed with a gun. Dr evil gave a laser beam to the shark C) They will use Inverse Reinforcement learning to know our preferences. They just have to be compatible with us. Not obey us or anything Just a solution ❤❤🎉🎉

Theoretically, acknowledging a robot's superior logic and minimizing comparisons to humans could reduce the likelihood of it experiencing emotional issues

Yes, theoretically, providing a robot with a gun could contribute to its self-preservation capabilities.

Yes, theoretically, inverse reinforcement learning can solve the issue of misguided directives by inferring human preferences from observed behavior and aligning robot actions accordingly. ❤🎉❤

Logic self preservation and misguided directives are problems with robots movies are highlighting.

True. In science, emphasis is placed more on logic than on language, as logical reasoning and empirical evidence are fundamental to the scientific method and the pursuit of knowledge.

😅and will gives you more money 💰 🤑 💸 you and will always make money on

I was not able to really believe NKS by Wolphram or Road to Reality by Penrose. But Max is the deal. I loved Life 3.0 ❤🎉

This AI is like MENSA and the geometric continuations they ask us to solve. I was GOFAI.

Got the general idea. Extract an equation ftom neural networks by identifying modularity. Just got a hint on C++. C++: Offers more fine-grained control over memory management and can be faster for computationally intensive tasks. This can be beneficial for complex models, but doesn't inherently prevent overfitting. Python: Provides a large ecosystem of machine learning libraries with built-in functions for regularization and other techniques to combat overfitting. This can make it easier for developers to implement these techniques, but doesn't guarantee a perfect model.

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Nice research and talk. I see references to a 'working draft' of this research paper, "Navigating the Jagged Technological Frontier: Field Experimental Evidence of the Effects of AI on Knowledge Worker Productivity and Quality," but not a 'final published version." Is that out? If not, when is it expected? Also, why was the training only 5 to 10 minutes? I agree with what Nathan says that such short training is near worthless. Yet, still it helped. Just thing what 40 hours could have done?

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They need to learn to write properly

It would be better for the audience that is pesent to make any questions at the end of the presentation. It is extremely annoying that they disrupt the flow of the presentation...

Great presentation. Thanks for sharing this

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Erudite, engrossing and forward looking- thanks to Avi and to WSJ for hosting. Suresh

There are so much explanation of Zipfs Law and its never the same, always different math behind it, i don't get it

Wow, this video is sooo underrated

Which country is more positive about AI? For different countries, AI is something a Need, and for others could be a Want. How this can be balanced for both humans?

Where can I watch the whole thing? the rest of the slides?

this is the most amazing video ive ever seen

Not sure if anyone see this comment, but @38min, it is mentioned how USD 1bln was raised "in the Chinese way" in Pakistan to build a dam. How is that standing at the moment, after Pakistan more or less defaulting on Chinese loans? Not sure where I could check it up, and where I could read about the current state of affairs on the matter?

Whites are about a decade away from being a minority in the US. Very curious how these talking points will have to adapt after that. Couple more decades after that and it will be true for the UK as well.

lmao...'The one Ring that rules them all!!" Mrs. Reddy is a truly knowledgeable speaker. She has inspired me to look deeper into ML and AI as it is clearly the future given all of the Dall-2 and ChatGPT clearly catching fire in the online community over the past few months.

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Thanks for the video.

Thank you so much for sharing the insights!!!!💚💚💚💚

Great to hear these insightful dialogues about the future of work and the economy with new technology!

24:40 ❝[Automation] reduces the bargaining power of labour, increases the bargaining power of capital❞ 💬 Automation is arguably a worthy goal to strive for regardless, because the human labour thus liberated can be redeployed for new types of activities, which in turn would increase aggregate wealth. Note that massive automation will not necessarily cause massive societal disruption, particularly if automation is taxed and the derived taxes are used for compensating the people who are put out of a job.

Very interesting!

the internet develops best when no one has control of it. If the Germans want to censor and impose restrictions, let them use their facilities themselves. 

the internet develops best when no one has control of it. If the Germans want to censor and impose restrictions, let them use their facilities themselves.

I've been working on the same problem for years. So glad Layout Parser exists. ! :D

2:41 Marketplace operators are indeed in the habit of competing on unfair terms with the sellers that are on their platform by leveraging their market insights. But this is also true for physical marketplaces, or PMs, such as supermarket chains and marts, not only for digital ones. Measures akin to the DMA are conspicuous by their absence when it comes to PMs. Of course, any country or group of countries seeking to regulate PMs in this way would also be targeting local marketplace actors, and this would be arguably a fair stance to take.

I suggest allowing the speaker to elaborate instead of interrupting. Too many interruptions from the host.

Cool stuff

This is so exciting. Amazing work!

Great video! Glad to see more videos on this topic.