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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
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    Hannah Fry published Hello World in 2018, but it has never been more relevant. It explores our relationship with algorithms, which are at the heart of ai and tools like ChatGPT. In a simple and engaging way Fry explains how much influence algorithms and ai have over us as individuals and at a societal level. She asks us to consider their role, how that role might develop and whether we should be handing them so much power. It's an essential read as the ai arms race escalates.
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:24 Kasparov defeat
    01:26 Google and surveillance capitalism
    02:15 Hannah Fry's warning
    03:12 AI arms race and ChatGPT
    04:12 Who is it for?
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  • @robertopicco1972
    @robertopicco1972 Год назад +9

    You should read also "Weapons of math destruction". You'll love it.

  • @jwilder2251
    @jwilder2251 Год назад +3

    Great presentation - one thing that strikes me, though, is “they sometimes make bad decisions and we don’t know what goes into those decisions” is also very true of humans! 😳

  • @LinfordMellony
    @LinfordMellony Год назад +1

    Quite an interesting book! Almost everything that was mentioned was on-point seeing how companies scramble over the rise of chatGPT and being able to identify its potential and the possible negative outcomes on data privacy as AIs take sources over the internet. Bluewillow AI an image generator also sources related content on the internet based on the human input.

  • @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805
    @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 Год назад +4

    No joke; I asked ChatGPT who I was ("Who is *first-name last-name* also known as *a nickname I had*). It said I died in 2016. It wouldnt give me any other information, but it was 110% certain that someone with my specific name and very specific nickname died in 2016

    • @NoHandle678
      @NoHandle678 Год назад +1

      just tried it: "As an AI language model, I do not have access to information about specific individuals outside of publicly available sources. "

    • @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805
      @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 Год назад

      @@NoHandle678
      I asked about my name, then I asked about "my name aka nickname" and it said something like my records show that person, who was also known to people by the name XYZ died in the year 2016" I dont recall word for word but I remember it padded it out.
      try your name and then try it again, this time giving it your name and a nick name or two and see what it says

    • @byrnemeister2008
      @byrnemeister2008 Год назад +3

      @@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 It’s designed to come up with the next most likely word. So if pushed for something it doesn’t know it will just come up with a pleasing answer. An answer that pleases the trainers of the human reinforcement learning part of its training. The trick is to know when your pushing it to far into its BS answers.

    • @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805
      @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 Год назад

      @@byrnemeister2008 it definitely didnt come up with a pleasing answer lol but it made me feel better about my jobs future knowing I wont be replaced by an AI JUST yet

  • @WilfEsme
    @WilfEsme Год назад

    AIs are also algorithms, programs that are able to process unimaginable data. and willl be one of the defining difference between man and machine. The reason why I like about AIs like Bluewillow is that we are still in control despite the difference in processing speed.

  • @blazzz13
    @blazzz13 Год назад

    Interesting video and I'll be reading the book. I've been learning to code to improve my stock trading arsenal so I can turn my strategy into an automated algo. It always used to baffle me how the big institutions incorporate this into their trading- and this is a journey I am quite enjoying which is opening my eyes to certain market behaviours I've encountered over the years that I couldn't understand. If you can't beat em, join em.

  • @im-Anarchy
    @im-Anarchy Год назад

    sir if you were to suggest me what to master then what would be your suggestion: AI/ML or web3/blockchain
    please don't deny my question.

  • @olaitanlabs5948
    @olaitanlabs5948 6 месяцев назад

    Already read this, it's insightful and clears alotb of misconceptions about how Good AI truly is

  • @sitrakaforler8696
    @sitrakaforler8696 Год назад +1

    Ho boy i just brought data structure and algorithm book yesterday but not this one 😅

  • @jordankarron
    @jordankarron Год назад

    Bro, I've been silently watching your videos for almost a year now, and internally I have this joke where I'm always waiting for you to say: "Crikey mate!" "Good on ya!" or "Pom". But then you never do.
    It's funny because you're way more British than Australian but I could believe you to be an aussie. Anyways I'm finally subscribing.

  • @JustAn0therSoul
    @JustAn0therSoul Год назад

    making things up and sounding plausable - its one of its best features tbh

  • @LasseJulius
    @LasseJulius Год назад

    I red the book some month ago :)

  • @Programmers_1998
    @Programmers_1998 6 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤ I love this book
    And paython is the main part Ai

  • @swardinc
    @swardinc Год назад

    my issue with all this now, is everyone is trying to bring it too people attention now but it a bad time you needed to be in on this before chat now your trying to play catch up

  • @tersintech6779
    @tersintech6779 Год назад

    did theranos project failed due to unsuccessful algorithms? or algorithms may have played a role in the Theranos project, and the company's failure was due to a combination of factors, including inaccurate claims about the technology, mismanagement ...!?

  • @salvatoreverde4167
    @salvatoreverde4167 Год назад

    Up

  • @juleswombat5309
    @juleswombat5309 Год назад +1

    Well its a good job no one is advocating Digital Identity Cards then.

    • @shin-ishikiri-no
      @shin-ishikiri-no 2 месяца назад

      You mean SSI (Self Sovereign Identity) and the Horcrux Protocol?

  • @ttvitsbritishontwitch
    @ttvitsbritishontwitch Год назад

    its true with how ai could take over its seen with a ai twitch streamer beating one of the best osu players using a ai script to over there mouse and it even talks with what the chat is saying but there is one disadvantage to this becuse the things the ai was saying was against the twitch and other streaming tos

  • @sipocharles9180
    @sipocharles9180 Год назад +14

    I'm not a big fan of Hannah Fry, as she's the one who pushed that biassed BBC show that stigmatised people who didn't take the (insert drug here), but the backlash was swift as it was anything but objective; it was a complete farce. Nevertheless, I won't allow that to be an absolute reflection of her, so I will read the book and then provide an honest evaluation.

    • @alexwallachian7720
      @alexwallachian7720 Год назад +1

      I'm not familiar with her. Can you link something the drug she pushed?

  • @ashishsinvh6235
    @ashishsinvh6235 Год назад

    Please make video on Fluent Python book