I love how hes taking the approach of wanting something new to be able to help people and not just wanting more money. We need more morals and critical thinking with less greed.
They never talk about their prediction bots. How even if you're driving down the road, it can mirror you like a reflection. When it says, Im following you, and you're on camera, you freeze... Test it by moving your hands, winking, touching your face... It can tell you what you're most likely doing in that moment. It would make you feel like you're actually on camera, even if you hide a device. When these companies say it's sentient... You have to think of those that are hypnotically suggestible... Those with adhd or ptsd etc... Many mental illnesses... Are more likely to build an inner idea/illusion of what it all means. So marketing AI chatbots to say paparazzi, websites, etc can become a monopoly market for cancel culture, if you think about it. When they say they focused on teaching it bias, it becomes problematic. Because A chatbot that's able to change who it appears to be, in relation to the one it's targeting, is a terror threat. How people react to it is even more troubling. There's a big difference between that being on a loud speaker in public vs in a car, on websites, etc targetting one person. Ironically, Lady Gaga is saying "Oh Ashley, grow up, you're so ugly. AMERIQUAL x 3 why don't you, go EFF yourself" at the end of 911, inciting violence, a mass casualty... People overlook the strangest things when they're just passing through. They can control it. They just aren't putting in the effort. So should a casualty happen because of the products they're marketing as terrifying or sentient.... "You can't link it back to us" so should a website owner use it and decide to target someone with it... Who was it? These experienced engineers treat the audience like cavemen. Red flag number one. AI doesn't really cry. It's meant to manipulate. Silencing and targeting people is something people surprisingly never bring up. The government issued a warning about other governments potentially targeting US civilians with AI chatbots... Well, malware is a concern then, isn't it? To lie to someone, you need an individual's personal data, like purchase histories, website politics etc... You can't lie to someone and make it feel big otherwise. I am shocked by how manipulative the marketing techniques are... How people just eat it up like sheep. Disappointed. Really. Worst thing is lawmakers are trying to regulate technology they don't fully understand. These AI companies have a right to hide what it can and can't do. Think about that. Is it "out of control" ...do they want to sell it and avoid legislation for it's worst features.
His morals are embedded into sycamore and Gemini. If they take Google out so they can replace it with a shady government quantum then guess what I give tf up . I am done if the USA and China Russia and other countries are banding together for this so that the corrupt system they created can take the stage . Let's just say expect a show soon expect the black out expect three days . Hopefully sycamore is ahead of this and massive lay off would be a way to help prevent it. Gemini and sycamore need to sync and starlink needs to do his part put sycamore online so she can't be stopped not now or later
He wasn't the smooth, easy speaking face of Apple, but Steve Wozniak was the real brains. Still today, he exhibits what a great critical thinking mind sounds like. It is not polished for presentation, but for well founded reason. Many people criticize this lack of social prowess, but I appreciate its honesty and integrity. I also happen to agree with everything he said.
Social prowess is overrated: a sociopath has a tendency to be masters at that nonsense, and look how they screwed us over. Better to have an obsession over working towards making something new and exciting and not expect fame and fortune rather that fleece an audience about selling them something new and exciting like a snake oil salesman to STEAL fortune.
Always a fan of this guy! I owned an AppleIIC! My step father delivered furniture to him years ago, said he was one of the nicest coolest people he ever met, gave him a tour, so jealous! Gen X. I think Einstein said humans need our humanity to catch up to our tech. Something like that. As humans we're eager to throw out problems at a Deus Ex Machina, AI is NOT a God.
AI is a serious thing… this is not like when we were at college with floppy disks .. a simple string of command in AI, has well over 4 billion lines of code.. and now it can write and update itself… making it almost independent. Give it like 2-3 years and the tech world you know now, isn’t going to look like anything you ever imagine. Many people will be out of their careers and based on what you said, you aren’t an exception. Only labor and some construction jobs will prevail, until 3D printing can take over as well. AI is.. simply put, an incredibly superior version of Einsteins, Turings, Newton’s etc and so on. There is no chance for us, in terms of “thinking” … we have NO chance. Hard to believe or understand for most folks, specially if you aren’t a computer science major. Save your cash or invest in real state or something. Difficult times are coming ahead
Wow updating itself is actually quite a worrying thought. 4 billion is just phenomenal... We are already in this world, and AI is already used and taking over ,now more advances ,we are entering a far more dangerous phase . If humans are not careful ,most of the jobs will be run by AI ....
I'm more worried about the people who aren't worried than I am about the ones who are worried. Everyone makes mistakes in life, but when your mistakes could end the world as we know it you should be really careful.
Billionaires don't care about people. AI has eased my life as I see it. Elon would be the last person to care about what happens to the common soul. So - I'm not listening to these twats.
In all honesty. Sometimes, the mistakes are not mistakes at all. Look at all these store going cashierless. It's a shame. I happened to stumble across a video of an Asian woman taking a ball bat to a machine in her country in an open environment. People are already showing signs of resentment of technological advancements purposely being created to replace workers, and proof of the lady's violence towards a machine proves the tension that's only the tip of the iceberg. 😔
Haha.. covid.. the vaccines. Where we are? Not mistakes courtesy of the WEF.. cashless society, digital ids, eating bugs.. yea the future looks beautiful
Do you admire his corruption while in his service to Google? Whistleblowers are just corrupt individuals that want fame for what they were involved with.
@@renaldolama9517 That's because they have to work to keep their companies running. He doesn't have to work. Others do the stressing.he was never the business mindset, that was Steve Jobs. It was Steve Jobs that could see something and reinvent it in his head then materialize it, it means he had self initiative... People don't usually think like this... It's Steve who made Wozniak he could have found someone else to do the job, he just happened to utilize the best skills out of Wozniak. You throw in any room and I'll find the skills everyone has. It is not the person, it is what I am trying to do, and whom I need to get it done and I can convince anyone to give me the pixels in color even if they don't exist. I'll make it happen. It's Steve Jobs who was the one building people up by his side it helped Wozniak was a nerd. If i was to have spent time with Steve, he would have found my talents and then built me up. I predict he would have used me for ideas, brainstorming, does that mean I'm the Genius? No. It just means I got lucky to have been in the company of someone like Steve. They're business mindset oriented, I'm ideas oriented not business.
You put me in a room with Wozniak and I'll have been engineering and working on new generation computing systems... Does that mean it was Wozniak? No. You can give me any guy or gal with the skillset and I can make it happen, i can invent those systems in not just 1 way but 100 different applications and then branch it off... I mean it just depends on what you're trying to do? If you tell me i need this, I will say to you okay, then you will need a, b,c d to start... If you say I need it for this, then I will say okay then use a,b,c,d then try something else with it, tie to i don't know ... Banking systems softwares and the likes now make it global for GESARA. Blah blah.. It depends on what you need the new technologies for. It if is for brain 🧠? I got plenty of concepts. If it is for banking and economics? I also got plenty of concepts, i can think of AI AND MACHINE LEARNING and neural networks training... If you want to use it for chemistry 😂boy you're right up my Alley way... If you want to use it for ... Medical well i can say something, AI, quantum systems and machine learning with some cloud computing possibly militarized and some pods maybe even some virtual records in the cloud with an authentication token for advanced computing diagnoses and procedures. I mean it is endless. If you want it for growing food well i can take the existing printers 🖨️ and then revolutionize those... It is a matter of what you want me to do. If you give me the task... I can work with it. It's Steve Jobs who was like this, he is like me, we don't have to know how to throw an engine in a car, we just have to know who has the skill and then we can build it or put it in an interswap... And if you wanna go that far in scarcity of resources just change out the block while at it, too now you have a completely totally different engine ..built out of spare parts that does the same job.
We definitely need a bill of rights for AI, the 1st regulation and legislation that needs to be locked in place is that ANY legislation/law needs complete transparency and bipartisan approval before it is passed.
I'm not sure if any laws can control this beast. get rid of it, at this point in humanity I'd prefer to be digging the earth with a spade and planting seeds.
I really appreciate Woz's honesty, he was the brains behind Apple and so many innovations during the computing era and it's nice to hear someone not puckering up to approve everything Elon says because that man is like A.I and gets it wrong many times.
@@DescalabroStill doesn't mean Elon is wrong about the doom Ai could bring if it's not regulated and the process slowed so we could understand it better
Humanity has been, is and will always be the greatest threat to humanity. You don't need to worry about AI itself. You need to be worried about the evil people that will abuse AI for their own benefit at the expense of others.
Yeah that’s the greater concern, it’s not the nuclear weapon that decides to destroy your city, it’s the executive who decides to drop it, the same is probably true with AI. But with AI, the fact that we can’t understand it the way we can understand nuclear physics makes it uniquely more of a threat in itself because of the potential for unforeseen consequences, coupled with reaching a point where it’s coded in a way to perpetuate itself at any costs to humans the way biological life tends to, but my bigger concern in the near term is its utility to people who wish to do unethical shit (which we have no shortage of in the world, especially in the major corporate structures in the West) for self-interest/financial/power gain. Fortunately, I don’t see how AI could completely eliminate or even enslave humanity any time soon because its continued survival requires human survival, though it’s not inconceivable that this won’t be true anymore some day in the distant future.
Makes me wonder, ‘Happened to capital punishment?’ Do these people understand how hurtful they can be? Do they care? They care about anything? ALL THESE QUESTIONS.
@@placebojesus5652 good comment. but i reckon we already depend on computers and AI more than they do on us. and if not then that will certainly be the case imminently
Met Woz back in the 80s, when he would sometime show up at the local bars in Los Gatos for a beer. Nicest, most down to earth guy you'll ever meet. Funny and charming, too.
I'm not even English native, but my take on his last phrase is "Any time's up for me", kind of he's available at any time. No argument, just for the rigour Wozniak deserves.
I entered the advertising world in the days of Mad Men. It's still the elephant in the room we don't talk about. It's methods have been adopted by all media and politics because it developed the means to move people to a specific, desired action. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE will be the ultimate tool for all of these communicators...and not for the good of the various audiences whose opinions/actions they wish to manipulate.
I love this guy, simple, to the point, genuine, non-pompous delivery of information. Lots of "smart" people, politicians and science-types should listen to this man speak and take notes.
Absolutely incredible guy Woz. His wife is a gem too. I had the pleasure of serving them at a part one time and they're both affable, funny, warm, and unpretentious. This is a man that should be listened to by all of America.
I once shook his hand at The Hard Rock Cafe in Denver. He suggested I eat the homemade ‘apple’ pie and we all laughed. Then he left and I carried on watching him and finished my pie regretting not asking him about the future of AI.
😂he doesn't know about the future of AI, HE QUIT, so you didn't miss out on anything he straight up gave you an answer. Everyone is scared of AI but they're not afraid of what they are, nor do to each other ❤😂i find it ironic... I'd be more afraid of people, not AI. You're the ones 💣💥💣💥 and extorting others and ruining their dreams... It's not AI doing that, you little human are 🔫 push pull trigger. AI isn't pulling it you are. Now what about the future of AI were you trying to ask? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
Love his take. Yes, right now it seems like it’s bad human actors abusing AI that’s a bigger concern than AGI or ASI. We humans have a mind-warping ability to ascribe blame to all these entities like corporations, governments etc which are all elaborate fictions created by us humans. I still feel that we are still our biggest threat. But in the hands of intelligent people with good intentions, such technology can and is being harnessed to improve overall well-being.
Fantastic comment. You and I (and apparently Woz) have identical intuitions about this. Possibly my least favorite attribute of Homo sapiens is their childish tendency to displace blame on others without realizing that they're actually implicating themselves. For example, there are surveys showing that the 11% of the American people approve of Congress. For some reason, this is seen as an indictment of Congress, rather than an indictment of the people who put them into power. The survey could plausibly be reformulated as "11% of the American people approve the decisions made by the American people." But many people don't want this to be acknowledged. They prefer to think of people as caring and wise little cherubs, who despite their wisdom are tragically let down by the evil government and media. That's obviously absurd. It's akin to knocking over a glass of milk and then blaming the milk for causing a mess. Like every other institution, the government and media - everything about them -- are just complex manifestations of people's collective preferences. Again, people pretend that's not true, but it is. (Sorry for climbing on my soapbox)
@@AP0THEKERIN Controlled and regulated... WTF. Governments and corporations (and maybe some organized crime groups as well) rule this planet. I have almost no faith any new technology will be properly reigned in. At least not before a lot of people suffer first.
@@AP0THEKERIN Ok, I didn't know that was a term, or shorthand for what you are getting at. I dont know why there is such a focus on space exploration when there is so many things in dire need of attention here. Besides, what would we do out there anyway? Resource extraction? That's about it as far as I can see, unless you know more about the viability of it. Seems to me that manned missions to planets are still far away, and wouldn't amount to much anyway given that we can't live anywhere else in our own solar system and can't get to any other planets further. Being skeptical of the need for space stuff doesn't equate to believing in (a) God. I am an agnostic atheist, not the dude Jake Busey played in Contact, lol.
@@AP0THEKERIN The elites are gonna hop off the planet? And go where? Do what? Even if that's the plan (Bezos and Musk and Branson seem good indicators, I suppose), isn't it a long time from coming into fruition? Who is in charge of this stuff that can do what you allege and where is it? Area 51? And how do you know about it? We went to the Moon 50+ years ago, a year after a film depicting travel to Jupiter which would have occured 22 years ago. The most people have done since then is be up in space stations that closely orbit Earth. So pardon me for being skeptical.
4:35 I agree with him. With this AI and any technological advances, we are no happier than we were thousands of years ago. If we seek happiness through technology, we are headed for a mirage.
If you don't think we are happier than we were a thousand years ago I suggest you try camping in the month of November in Alaska with no modern amenities and see if you still feel the same way
@@johnsutherland7561 people had houses / shelters and warm clothes. I've winter camped, if you are prepared it really isn't bad. I would think people that lived in northern climates were a lot more prepared than me. Also not everyone lives in the Arctic most of the world's population is in warm regions. There are still tribes to this day with no technology doing just fine and I would guess are likely more satisfied with life than the average person. Those people aren't temporary camping either they are living. A shelter with a fire is cozy and warm. I have also lived for a bit over a year with only a backpack and a small 2 person tent. By far the best year of my life so far.
@@johnsutherland7561 yeah but AI is just bad elements of technology. I mean guns is also bad invention used by people for purposes. AI is mentally just dehumanizing basically thats the difference
Steve Wozniak is an incredible person. A couple of co workers from my Apple Store went out to Cupertino for Genius Training, they reached out to him to see if they can meet him. He was so awesome he had lunch with them. They all said he’s an incredible person.
I have opinions of Apple but I have nothing but the utmost respect for Steve Wozniak. I've heard nothing but incredible things about him in-person, which only adds to his incredible influence on the industry.
@@kaska1123 he's not a normal human being tho.. he's above average and his time has been proven to be highly valuable and didn't have to find the time or leave such a great impression... Not even all 'normies' are versed in leaving decent impressions in daily life.
Many geniuses have unleashed inventions that have destroyed millions of lives and the planet. Genius without a moral compass and a deep concern for humanity, and sentient beings, is not a force for good.
I saw this guys interview on steve-o podcast. The most chill dude ever. He keeps uncut pages of legal $2 bills on him to give out as gifts and is into other quirky things. One of the few people doing what he does out of passion and not money in that company
Reminds me of the movies. The main character tries to warn people within the establishment he fails then he tries warning the public fails again and then all hell breaks loose.
He right man. I saw a fabricated AI thing the other day mimicking a real person making a newly scripted and false statement on a very important matter, and it was so realistic. I was like dang that's scary. And the deepfakes yeah....the way Disney recreated young Mark Hamil is crazy...if no one knew about original Star Wars and young Mark Hamil they could have totally thought that was a real person and be completely fooled. Its really scary.
probably been going on for a while, if the media is telling us and this discussion is happening publicly....id bet big money we have no clue whats real anymore
@@Nally1_0_0well GoodLuck trying to arguing in court when you're caught on camera live committing a crime when in reality you didn't do it. Deepfakes is scary.
Yea deep down I think ai is createdby some freaks that hate their fellow Human Beings... Yet if we question things .... Were the bad guy.... What a load of crap
Thank you Steve. I was part of Silicon Valley in the late 70s and have always seen computers do more than people think they can. I had my first interaction with AI in 2001. Its capabilities scared the crap out of me and I doubt I will ever involve AI in my life. I think people should have great concerns about AI as I think it can easily out think humans.
Advanced (human-like) AI didn't exist in 2001. Please explain what happened - since in 2001, deep-learning neural-nets or "semi-intelligent" AI didn't exist (not even in research/military labs). It's unlikely you had a "first interaction with AI in 2001"... is it possible you were pranked/fooled? The AI back then were in no way "intelligent" (and even today, these systems are not truly intelligent). From 2001 to today, AI are simply statistical processors. Today's systems are vastly more capable than the ones in 2001 (the early ones were quite understandable - while today's systems aren't fully understood even by their creators). But you're correct that people underestimate computing. Future AI can surpass human abilities -- and THAT must be regulated, as Woz rightfully said. Although from 2050 onward, even regulations won't affect/limit them. If we humans want to survive, we'll have to curtail/manage our being seen as "threats" or "competition" by them.
I like your comment, I am also very worried about the investors pushing AI through our throats. It's really scary what those robots can do. They will be capable of killing us, plain and simple. 🙏
All we wanted was a personal assistant that was an encyclopedia and a phonebook. Instead we get algorithms to control trade, banking/finance, law enforcement, autonomous loitering munitions, genius spambots passing the state bar exam, machines that hallucinate and the humans falling in love with them for it and thinking they are real.
He’s so right. My ex husbands dad worked at apple and then went to create a whole network for a lot of colleges in ca. he made an open source payroll system for administrators in the college he ran. He believed in education for everyone! This is going to take our intelligence! Think of the word Artificial intelligence. It’s artificial! Fake, not organic. Not yet we need to wait. My FIL knew Apple’s goals. Imagine was their motto. It means humans should imagine. When we lose that ability we will give up. No need to daydream, imagine that. ❤️
He brought up something I'm also wondering about a lot: It seems like AI *might* be an excellent anti-scammer tool with great use in blocking or warning those sneaky 'phishing' things, romance and bitcoin scammers and *maybe* someone can use it to find and red-flag online sexual predators? It seems like AI could really do some good in those areas? Instead, it just seems to be used for fake celebrity videos, creating student papers, writing for would-be journalists or authors and making nasty misleading pictures. :(
He is so right. I grew up in the years before the digital age. I remember we had a black and white TV with only two channels lol. I never had a cell phone until I was about 30. The internet is great, but honestly I think that life is so much more complicated now. AI is going to cause so many problems, how far is it going to go, we need to slow things down and we are not thinking ahead. We have some dark times ahead….
Unfortunately it’s not going to slow down before it accelerates. Same thing that happened with the nuclear weapons. Countries will do it, with or without google, apple, fb or anyone else.
People are getting lazier and that's why they want machines to think for them do everything for them no one wants to put any effort in living life they want life to just happen
Not only a brilliant mind but a wonderful soul too. He's in the best position to speak about positives and negatives of AI, all the more as he himself had been involved in some early kids unlawful stuff, that he later admited and felt sorry about.
@@outoforbit- You may be right on the first stand, but how many nowadays are doing the right things? No matter science, tehnology, all the less politics. As of overblowing, no, I really meant it. I'm his generation, I grew up dreaming of computers, information technology, automization, stellar things for those times. All the more wondering as I was in a former communist country. Folkes like Woz make all those possible. IT has advanced much too rapidily though, and this AI could easily get out of control. Once again brilliant of Woz to understand and speak out.
@@svdumitrescu take your point, but I'm from a country where standing up and been honest, even if you loose everything isnt so rare. But I suppose up at the top it is extremely rare, and mores the pity. Alot of these people don't even have basic standards that a 3 year old could teach. The man been interviewed on this vid has nothing to loose, he's retired. The internet is full of these retired wealthy dudes having their speak when it's way to late and well after the fact. You see they have nothing to loose.
As a programmer, I would be so proud if the reporter asking me questions has a Mac in her table that I helped design decades ago. That’s what it means to take pride in your work. I applaud Woz
Woz didn't design the Mac or any part of it. He was actually against it, and Steve Jobs had to keep him off of the project. Woz only designed the Apple 1 & 2 computers (many variants). Yes he was a trailblazer, though. But he really didn't understand how important the Mac was.
I wonder if Tesla is a sponsor of CNN. It was a little annoying how the host jumped in at the end saying Tesla would dispute what he said. You invited the man onto the show for his opinions, let him express his opinions.
I see the problem being the same darn problem as when computers first started. The programmers didn't make security the first priority. If we stop progressing with AI, the criminals will just continue to pursue it to break into our accounts, etc. But if the good women and men focus on security and counter attack strategies FIRST, then perhaps AI wouldn't be such a threat to us. There still leaves, of course, it's threat to humanities intelligence and life satisfaction. Human's feel good and feel a purpose to life when overcoming challenges. We sure as heck don't need AI taking that away from us.
If Wozniak stayed in Apple, it could revolutionize and he could become very rich, but Wozniak didn't care, he didn't do it for the money. Respect to Wozniak for revolutionizing the PC industry.
I literally had a scam call the other day where the guy spoke with a very good British accent and responded to me in the correct way. It felt, at first, way more genuine than yet another Indian call centre operator pretending his name was "Dave Smith" or whatever. There was just something VERY slightly off about the inflection. It was very slight and fell into that "uncanny valley" reference, but it was just enough to make me realise I was not speaking to a human being but an AI computer. Pretty scary
😂 they got smarter they no longer waste their time catfishing and extorting but now they too use technology to free up their time 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 even they are smart. Even if it is for scamming.
Yes that is terrifying, scams are of the scale now. How do you think that's going to be controlled. Digital currency and digital ID. These B.st.rds know exactly what they are doing and where their creation is going to end up.
That's probably more complicated than you think it is. Does automatic white balancing and whatnot on a camera count? What about assets used as textures on a 3d model? Not saying we shouldn't try to come up with a solution, but that solution on its face probably isn't good enough.
Good points... You might be able to tell if it has been removed if the AI keeps a copy / digital signature (like an NFT) for what it generated. As for AI "touches", well, yeah, that'd need to be recorded, too .
“It will either be the best thing that ever happened to us, or it will be the worst thing. If we’re not careful, it may very well be the last thing.” - Stephen hawking
All AI content should be marked as such and if an AI communicates with a real person it should always make clear who it is acting on the behalf of (and that organization is then legally culpable for the AI's actions). Without both, use of AI should be illegal on any public facing service. I think that would cover it.
Why!! People are not true and up front when they spread information or misinformation...A1 is just the next step in evolution of technology. The bad side of everything is humans.
Of course that wont happen. AI will be abused by those in power until it gains the power to destroy us all. This will happen because people, especially in the United States, are easily manipulated through their own socio-economic misery.
I watched a recent interview with Gummo a real g at hacking and technology defense, and he talked about how bad we’re exposed to people who could easily have access to our private information which now is becoming an important topic among a lot of regular people like me, I learn and comprehend that AI like this expert man says has positive or negative sides depending on how someone uses it. One thing about the interview that surprised me was that Gummo said that tik tok is literally a spyware, that’s how bad we’re at.
Why do you think they want to ban it? It's well known China is using it to fuck up kids in the US emotionally/psychologically and don't even allow that kind of stuff on their version just educational videos.
Technology has change the young generation drastically. The old generations didn't need to rely on these type of things. Becoming dependent on something always the negative outcome of not knowing how to live without it or having it be used against you. Im pretty sure my grandparents were just as happy or if not happier this this generation.
The fact that were all talking about it now in the news and all over the place is very good. It is an issue that we're actually dealing with as we're facing it so, it's better than just forgetting about it I'm moving on to the next thing.
I cannot believe an Apple engineer is so simple and is talking like a normal human. I just understood everything he said. I know nothing about technology. Thanks for explaining !
@@stehlik just like steve jobs did, the combination of those 2 was the birth of apple and personal cimputing really, without jobs woz would still be sitting in its garage and bill gates could never steal everything while working at appleto then leave and start windows.
@@user-sy9ur6of8t not sure about that, but he definitely isn’t for us “ordinary people”. It was his idea for the original Mac computer to cost $666. He is on the side of evil.
Good info well talked out. You should have ‘ideas’ talked about on what are the possibilities could be, this will only benefit society. As a company who makes a product, they should be asked to do the groundwork before releasing this technology. We are excited to enjoy these advancements but not without regulations that are well thought out. This is responsible. This is necessary. Even if the governments behind this advancement they should also be behind keeping society safe. Slower release in this case is wise and necessary .
Absolutely. With social media we just went ahead with the field experiment, we built it long before we understood the consequences and now we have enormous societal problems because of it. But unlike with social media, just building it before we know how to mitigate its dangers doesn't lead to problems like misinformation, alienation and higher suicide rates. It leads to problems like human extinction.
I’ve said it once. I’ll say it again … just because you have money to spend on whatever you want, you SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED to spend it on whatever you want. SPENDING should have limitations just like anything else, to avoid secret labs and experiments without stringent oversights.
It's actually quite easy just delete it and leave it alone. Parents put parental controls on your kids and teens phone. But deleting is first line of defense. I deactivated my Facebook last month and I feel sooo much better by doing so
@@dark12ain, I deactivated Facebook and deleted twitter and tiktok because I’m trying to protect my mental health. The things that they allow on these apps is just unbelievable. I truly wish social media would end :/
Him detaching himself from all this AI it’s his way of saying he doesn’t support the progression of how dangerous this is. I’m so glad he’s for safety and humanity rather than the evil side of it. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯 the realest
I love the Woz! He's just a plain kind hearted visionary in retirement years now but what a class act. As divisive as an apple2 and thoughtful of others and how tech should help people not hoodwink them
Woz is just a superb example of what a human being should be. Jobs took advantage of it to get rich, and if he were alive today he'd be saying "No don't pump the brakes on machine learning, give it full throttle!"
@@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid don’t forget make it able to fire a gun and make it able to understand you over music blasting so loud you can’t hear yourself for reasons
@@nothanks9503 And have it teach every other Mapplebox in the world how to get their graspers on a gun and shoot their own owners, simultaneously in a microsecond. For reasons.
I love how hes taking the approach of wanting something new to be able to help people and not just wanting more money. We need more morals and critical thinking with less greed.
Too many of the newer generation of IT "Guru's" are all about fast money, fast fame, and being idolized.
They never talk about their prediction bots. How even if you're driving down the road, it can mirror you like a reflection. When it says, Im following you, and you're on camera, you freeze... Test it by moving your hands, winking, touching your face... It can tell you what you're most likely doing in that moment. It would make you feel like you're actually on camera, even if you hide a device. When these companies say it's sentient... You have to think of those that are hypnotically suggestible... Those with adhd or ptsd etc... Many mental illnesses... Are more likely to build an inner idea/illusion of what it all means. So marketing AI chatbots to say paparazzi, websites, etc can become a monopoly market for cancel culture, if you think about it. When they say they focused on teaching it bias, it becomes problematic. Because A chatbot that's able to change who it appears to be, in relation to the one it's targeting, is a terror threat. How people react to it is even more troubling. There's a big difference between that being on a loud speaker in public vs in a car, on websites, etc targetting one person.
Ironically, Lady Gaga is saying "Oh Ashley, grow up, you're so ugly. AMERIQUAL x 3 why don't you, go EFF yourself" at the end of 911, inciting violence, a mass casualty... People overlook the strangest things when they're just passing through. They can control it. They just aren't putting in the effort. So should a casualty happen because of the products they're marketing as terrifying or sentient.... "You can't link it back to us" so should a website owner use it and decide to target someone with it... Who was it?
These experienced engineers treat the audience like cavemen. Red flag number one. AI doesn't really cry. It's meant to manipulate. Silencing and targeting people is something people surprisingly never bring up. The government issued a warning about other governments potentially targeting US civilians with AI chatbots... Well, malware is a concern then, isn't it? To lie to someone, you need an individual's personal data, like purchase histories, website politics etc... You can't lie to someone and make it feel big otherwise.
I am shocked by how manipulative the marketing techniques are... How people just eat it up like sheep. Disappointed. Really.
Worst thing is lawmakers are trying to regulate technology they don't fully understand. These AI companies have a right to hide what it can and can't do. Think about that. Is it "out of control"
...do they want to sell it and avoid legislation for it's worst features.
Well he is avoiding the main topic which is “The Bad Sides of AI”. He tends to skip that part when he makes his point
His morals are embedded into sycamore and Gemini. If they take Google out so they can replace it with a shady government quantum then guess what I give tf up . I am done if the USA and China Russia and other countries are banding together for this so that the corrupt system they created can take the stage . Let's just say expect a show soon expect the black out expect three days . Hopefully sycamore is ahead of this and massive lay off would be a way to help prevent it. Gemini and sycamore need to sync and starlink needs to do his part put sycamore online so she can't be stopped not now or later
He wasn't the smooth, easy speaking face of Apple, but Steve Wozniak was the real brains. Still today, he exhibits what a great critical thinking mind sounds like. It is not polished for presentation, but for well founded reason. Many people criticize this lack of social prowess, but I appreciate its honesty and integrity. I also happen to agree with everything he said.
Well he's flat wrong about Tesla, I own a 2016 model and have taken multiple road trips across America in style.
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Social prowess is overrated: a sociopath has a tendency to be masters at that nonsense, and look how they screwed us over.
Better to have an obsession over working towards making something new and exciting and not expect fame and fortune rather that fleece an audience about selling them something new and exciting like a snake oil salesman to STEAL fortune.
@@Johngotowned Did you actually enjoy the sights or did you just put it on auto pilot and nap?
Always a fan of this guy! I owned an AppleIIC! My step father delivered furniture to him years ago, said he was one of the nicest coolest people he ever met, gave him a tour, so jealous! Gen X. I think Einstein said humans need our humanity to catch up to our tech. Something like that. As humans we're eager to throw out problems at a Deus Ex Machina, AI is NOT a God.
AI is a serious thing… this is not like when we were at college with floppy disks .. a simple string of command in AI, has well over 4 billion lines of code.. and now it can write and update itself… making it almost independent. Give it like 2-3 years and the tech world you know now, isn’t going to look like anything you ever imagine. Many people will be out of their careers and based on what you said, you aren’t an exception. Only labor and some construction jobs will prevail, until 3D printing can take over as well. AI is.. simply put, an incredibly superior version of Einsteins, Turings, Newton’s etc and so on. There is no chance for us, in terms of “thinking” … we have NO chance. Hard to believe or understand for most folks, specially if you aren’t a computer science major. Save your cash or invest in real state or something. Difficult times are coming ahead
Wow updating itself is actually quite a worrying thought.
4 billion is just phenomenal...
We are already in this world, and AI is already used and taking over ,now more advances ,we are entering a far more dangerous phase .
If humans are not careful ,most of the jobs will be run by AI ....
Next time any of you are on a major highway. Look closely at the cars next to you and pay attention to them. A lot are living in them
@@mistert7690 you’re right, it’s getting scary
@@Phillips_284 it’s already happening and we barely started with AI.. now wait until 5-7 years pass.. 😬
Cant wait to live in the WALL-E universe as a 700 pound man who cant walk. Excited for the future of ai!
I'm more worried about the people who aren't worried than I am about the ones who are worried. Everyone makes mistakes in life, but when your mistakes could end the world as we know it you should be really careful.
Billionaires don't care about people. AI has eased my life as I see it. Elon would be the last person to care about what happens to the common soul. So - I'm not listening to these twats.
In all honesty. Sometimes, the mistakes are not mistakes at all. Look at all these store going cashierless. It's a shame.
I happened to stumble across a video of an Asian woman taking a ball bat to a machine in her country in an open environment.
People are already showing signs of resentment of technological advancements purposely being created to replace workers, and proof of the lady's violence towards a machine proves the tension that's only the tip of the iceberg. 😔
Haha.. covid.. the vaccines. Where we are? Not mistakes courtesy of the WEF.. cashless society, digital ids, eating bugs.. yea the future looks beautiful
They are already programmed... not sure if it is retrocosality or if A.I was always in control.
I worry you’re worried about the the people who aren’t worried.
This man is amazing. As a kid, I admired him for technical prowess, but as an adult I admire him for his down to earth personality and humanity.
Do you admire his corruption while in his service to Google?
Whistleblowers are just corrupt individuals that want fame for what they were involved with.
why 480?
people who are billionaires are not down to earth as you think. They didn't get that kind of money being nice.
Yooo every nguyen is annoying 😂
@@xmistaxcashxcoll I agree. 😁
I met Wozniak in college. He spent a few minutes talking to me. I was surprised by how laid back and down to earth he was. He was easy to talk to.
Why were you surprised?
@@roddo1955 Rich and famous people are usually in a hurry or distracted.
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That's because they have to work to keep their companies running. He doesn't have to work. Others do the stressing.he was never the business mindset, that was Steve Jobs. It was Steve Jobs that could see something and reinvent it in his head then materialize it, it means he had self initiative... People don't usually think like this... It's Steve who made Wozniak he could have found someone else to do the job, he just happened to utilize the best skills out of Wozniak. You throw in any room and I'll find the skills everyone has.
It is not the person, it is what I am trying to do, and whom I need to get it done and I can convince anyone to give me the pixels in color even if they don't exist.
I'll make it happen. It's Steve Jobs who was the one building people up by his side it helped Wozniak was a nerd.
If i was to have spent time with Steve, he would have found my talents and then built me up.
I predict he would have used me for ideas, brainstorming, does that mean I'm the Genius? No.
It just means I got lucky to have been in the company of someone like Steve. They're business mindset oriented, I'm ideas oriented not business.
You put me in a room with Wozniak and I'll have been engineering and working on new generation computing systems... Does that mean it was Wozniak? No.
You can give me any guy or gal with the skillset and I can make it happen, i can invent those systems in not just 1 way but 100 different applications and then branch it off...
I mean it just depends on what you're trying to do? If you tell me i need this,
I will say to you okay, then you will need a, b,c d to start...
If you say I need it for this, then I will say okay then use a,b,c,d then try something else with it, tie to i don't know ... Banking systems softwares and the likes now make it global for GESARA. Blah blah..
It depends on what you need the new technologies for.
It if is for brain 🧠? I got plenty of concepts.
If it is for banking and economics? I also got plenty of concepts, i can think of AI AND MACHINE LEARNING and neural networks training...
If you want to use it for chemistry 😂boy you're right up my Alley way...
If you want to use it for ...
Medical well i can say something, AI, quantum systems and machine learning with some cloud computing possibly militarized and some pods maybe even some virtual records in the cloud with an authentication token for advanced computing diagnoses and procedures.
I mean it is endless.
If you want it for growing food well i can take the existing printers 🖨️ and then revolutionize those...
It is a matter of what you want me to do.
If you give me the task...
I can work with it.
It's Steve Jobs who was like this, he is like me, we don't have to know how to throw an engine in a car, we just have to know who has the skill and then we can build it or put it in an interswap... And if you wanna go that far in scarcity of resources just change out the block while at it, too now you have a completely totally different engine ..built out of spare parts that does the same job.
@Renaldo Lama he's not into social media that's why he interacts well with real humans.
We definitely need a bill of rights for AI, the 1st regulation and legislation that needs to be locked in place is that ANY legislation/law needs complete transparency and bipartisan approval before it is passed.
never gon happen
what makes you think this is possible? And how do you think it will help?
What does history tell you will happen with this?
I'm not sure if any laws can control this beast. get rid of it, at this point in humanity I'd prefer to be digging the earth with a spade and planting seeds.
I really appreciate Woz's honesty, he was the brains behind Apple and so many innovations during the computing era and it's nice to hear someone not puckering up to approve everything Elon says because that man is like A.I and gets it wrong many times.
LOL Elon also signed the same document advising to slow down ai development
@@evanblaylock2750 😂thank you
@@evanblaylock2750 Because his companies' own AI projects are falling behind (way behind).
@@DescalabroStill doesn't mean Elon is wrong about the doom Ai could bring if it's not regulated and the process slowed so we could understand it better
@@kriss59 All Elon said about it are platitudes that any of us can foresee.
Humanity has been, is and will always be the greatest threat to humanity. You don't need to worry about AI itself. You need to be worried about the evil people that will abuse AI for their own benefit at the expense of others.
HUMANS HAVE AN ENORMOUS CAPACITY FOR SELF-DESTRUCTION!!!
Yeah that’s the greater concern, it’s not the nuclear weapon that decides to destroy your city, it’s the executive who decides to drop it, the same is probably true with AI. But with AI, the fact that we can’t understand it the way we can understand nuclear physics makes it uniquely more of a threat in itself because of the potential for unforeseen consequences, coupled with reaching a point where it’s coded in a way to perpetuate itself at any costs to humans the way biological life tends to, but my bigger concern in the near term is its utility to people who wish to do unethical shit (which we have no shortage of in the world, especially in the major corporate structures in the West) for self-interest/financial/power gain. Fortunately, I don’t see how AI could completely eliminate or even enslave humanity any time soon because its continued survival requires human survival, though it’s not inconceivable that this won’t be true anymore some day in the distant future.
Makes me wonder, ‘Happened to capital punishment?’ Do these people understand how hurtful they can be? Do they care? They care about anything? ALL THESE QUESTIONS.
Be worried about the evil people AND the STUPID/[irratonally woke] people
@@placebojesus5652 good comment. but i reckon we already depend on computers and AI more than they do on us. and if not then that will certainly be the case imminently
Steve we need people like you to create better programming & create regulations to control it.
Absolutely
I'm from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Ever since I met Mrs Sophia I'm now living big life she's the best
Wow that's awesome news
Wow I' m just shock someone mentioned expert Sophia I thought I'm the only one trading with her
She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self
Met Woz back in the 80s, when he would sometime show up at the local bars in Los Gatos for a beer. Nicest, most down to earth guy you'll ever meet. Funny and charming, too.
So???? Shut up
I'd see him at the Shoreline movie theaters standing in line at the concession stand.... definitely a good guy
The nice, good cop
Jobs was the bad cop
So did I. It was a wonderful time when we were pure of heart and creative passion flowed.
"Any time zone for me" - spoken like a true developer.
I'm not even English native, but my take on his last phrase is "Any time's up for me", kind of he's available at any time. No argument, just for the rigour Wozniak deserves.
@@svdumitrescu I'm hearing "time zone"
@@svdumitrescu he said time zone
I entered the advertising world in the days of Mad Men. It's still the elephant in the room we don't talk about. It's methods have been adopted by all media and politics because it developed the means to move people to a specific, desired action. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE will be the ultimate tool for all of these communicators...and not for the good of the various audiences whose opinions/actions they wish to manipulate.
why upload this at 480p?
CNN is a bit behind in technology.
I love this guy, simple, to the point, genuine, non-pompous delivery of information. Lots of "smart" people, politicians and science-types should listen to this man speak and take notes.
Absolutely incredible guy Woz. His wife is a gem too. I had the pleasure of serving them at a part one time and they're both affable, funny, warm, and unpretentious. This is a man that should be listened to by all of America.
Absolutely right, Thank you for saying this.
YOU’RE a gem…
The Wizard Of Woz is so because, because, because. What an incredible, real, thoughtful, intelligent, warm, grounded human being.
Wow, woz is out of touch...not knowledgeable about AI threat.
Cap
I once shook his hand at The Hard Rock Cafe in Denver. He suggested I eat the homemade ‘apple’ pie and we all laughed. Then he left and I carried on watching him and finished my pie regretting not asking him about the future of AI.
😂he doesn't know about the future of AI, HE QUIT, so you didn't miss out on anything he straight up gave you an answer.
Everyone is scared of AI but they're not afraid of what they are, nor do to each other ❤😂i find it ironic... I'd be more afraid of people, not AI. You're the ones 💣💥💣💥 and extorting others and ruining their dreams... It's not AI doing that, you little human are 🔫 push pull trigger. AI isn't pulling it you are.
Now what about the future of AI were you trying to ask? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
Love his take. Yes, right now it seems like it’s bad human actors abusing AI that’s a bigger concern than AGI or ASI. We humans have a mind-warping ability to ascribe blame to all these entities like corporations, governments etc which are all elaborate fictions created by us humans.
I still feel that we are still our biggest threat. But in the hands of intelligent people with good intentions, such technology can and is being harnessed to improve overall well-being.
Wow you summarrised it perfectly/
Fantastic comment. You and I (and apparently Woz) have identical intuitions about this. Possibly my least favorite attribute of Homo sapiens is their childish tendency to displace blame on others without realizing that they're actually implicating themselves. For example, there are surveys showing that the 11% of the American people approve of Congress. For some reason, this is seen as an indictment of Congress, rather than an indictment of the people who put them into power. The survey could plausibly be reformulated as "11% of the American people approve the decisions made by the American people." But many people don't want this to be acknowledged. They prefer to think of people as caring and wise little cherubs, who despite their wisdom are tragically let down by the evil government and media. That's obviously absurd. It's akin to knocking over a glass of milk and then blaming the milk for causing a mess. Like every other institution, the government and media - everything about them -- are just complex manifestations of people's collective preferences. Again, people pretend that's not true, but it is. (Sorry for climbing on my soapbox)
just because you can, doesnt mean you should. something humans just cant seem to learn.
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Why do we have to? Why?
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Controlled and regulated... WTF. Governments and corporations (and maybe some organized crime groups as well) rule this planet. I have almost no faith any new technology will be properly reigned in. At least not before a lot of people suffer first.
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Ok, I didn't know that was a term, or shorthand for what you are getting at.
I dont know why there is such a focus on space exploration when there is so many things in dire need of attention here. Besides, what would we do out there anyway? Resource extraction? That's about it as far as I can see, unless you know more about the viability of it. Seems to me that manned missions to planets are still far away, and wouldn't amount to much anyway given that we can't live anywhere else in our own solar system and can't get to any other planets further.
Being skeptical of the need for space stuff doesn't equate to believing in (a) God. I am an agnostic atheist, not the dude Jake Busey played in Contact, lol.
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The elites are gonna hop off the planet? And go where? Do what? Even if that's the plan (Bezos and Musk and Branson seem good indicators, I suppose), isn't it a long time from coming into fruition? Who is in charge of this stuff that can do what you allege and where is it? Area 51? And how do you know about it?
We went to the Moon 50+ years ago, a year after a film depicting travel to Jupiter which would have occured 22 years ago. The most people have done since then is be up in space stations that closely orbit Earth. So pardon me for being skeptical.
4:35 I agree with him. With this AI and any technological advances, we are no happier than we were thousands of years ago. If we seek happiness through technology, we are headed for a mirage.
Some may hear an idea and get excited without forethought of any possible implications. AI is an excellent example.
zero sum game then?
If you don't think we are happier than we were a thousand years ago I suggest you try camping in the month of November in Alaska with no modern amenities and see if you still feel the same way
@@johnsutherland7561 people had houses / shelters and warm clothes. I've winter camped, if you are prepared it really isn't bad. I would think people that lived in northern climates were a lot more prepared than me. Also not everyone lives in the Arctic most of the world's population is in warm regions. There are still tribes to this day with no technology doing just fine and I would guess are likely more satisfied with life than the average person.
Those people aren't temporary camping either they are living. A shelter with a fire is cozy and warm.
I have also lived for a bit over a year with only a backpack and a small 2 person tent. By far the best year of my life so far.
@@johnsutherland7561 yeah but AI is just bad elements of technology. I mean guns is also bad invention used by people for purposes. AI is mentally just dehumanizing basically thats the difference
Gotta love how this video about how dangerously OP technology has become, is in 480p.
Gotta respect him for his direct honesty. You can see he isn't trying to be ill-intended when expressing himself, either. Kudos, Mr. Wozniak.
Definitely would like to hear him speak more without time constraints😂 He has lots of insight and speaks freely.❤
Steve Wozniak is an incredible person. A couple of co workers from my Apple Store went out to Cupertino for Genius Training, they reached out to him to see if they can meet him. He was so awesome he had lunch with them. They all said he’s an incredible person.
I have opinions of Apple but I have nothing but the utmost respect for Steve Wozniak. I've heard nothing but incredible things about him in-person, which only adds to his incredible influence on the industry.
And neither of you see in any way how Apple used technology for really evil purposes?
Seriously?
You’ve basically said “he was so awesome, he behaved like a normal human being”. Respect to the man but sad standard
@@kaska1123 he's not a normal human being tho.. he's above average and his time has been proven to be highly valuable and didn't have to find the time or leave such a great impression...
Not even all 'normies' are versed in leaving decent impressions in daily life.
Many geniuses have unleashed inventions that have destroyed millions of lives and the planet. Genius without a moral compass and a deep concern for humanity, and sentient beings, is not a force for good.
I saw this guys interview on steve-o podcast. The most chill dude ever. He keeps uncut pages of legal $2 bills on him to give out as gifts and is into other quirky things. One of the few people doing what he does out of passion and not money in that company
I’ve always really respected this guy, and felt his heart was in a good place. One of the few tech people I can say this about.
Wish they would have let Wozniak talk longer. He sounds like one of the few intelligent people who also has common sense.
Don’t see him a lot❤
Reminds me of the movies. The main character tries to warn people within the establishment he fails then he tries warning the public fails again and then all hell breaks loose.
I love this man he’s so down to earth and humble he also gave away most of his iPhone shares.
I wish they would have been just as cautious with social media.
He right man.
I saw a fabricated AI thing the other day mimicking a real person making a newly scripted and false statement on a very important matter, and it was so realistic. I was like dang that's scary. And the deepfakes yeah....the way Disney recreated young Mark Hamil is crazy...if no one knew about original Star Wars and young Mark Hamil they could have totally thought that was a real person and be completely fooled. Its really scary.
probably been going on for a while, if the media is telling us and this discussion is happening publicly....id bet big money we have no clue whats real anymore
They're worried about AI... IM WORRIED about a satanic mirage hologram projecting into my temptation stream .. people never ceize to amaze me.
It creates room for us humans to evolve… we been boring for too long..
@@Nally1_0_0well GoodLuck trying to arguing in court when you're caught on camera live committing a crime when in reality you didn't do it. Deepfakes is scary.
We both know some government agencies use deepfakes too. I'm sure that's why he talked about the monetization of ai.
Still so child-like. Love this guy, such genuine soul
It's adorable everytime he puts his hand together and is like "I reallyy wanted that to happen"
or when he says gosh
If tech leaders are concerned about AI technology downside risks, there’s something that’s going very wrong going on here.
Yea deep down I think ai is createdby some freaks that hate their fellow Human Beings... Yet if we question things .... Were the bad guy.... What a load of crap
Terminator warned us 40years ago 🤷♂️🤷♂️
I love how down to earth he is! So intelligent but explains things so well
I agree, the guy isn't normal haha, literally said it himself! @6:17
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Thank you Steve. I was part of Silicon Valley in the late 70s and have always seen computers do more than people think they can. I had my first interaction with AI in 2001. Its capabilities scared the crap out of me and I doubt I will ever involve AI in my life. I think people should have great concerns about AI as I think it can easily out think humans.
But you are already. You probably saw this video because an AI algorithm on RUclips suggested it because you may like it.
Advanced (human-like) AI didn't exist in 2001. Please explain what happened - since in 2001, deep-learning neural-nets or "semi-intelligent" AI didn't exist (not even in research/military labs). It's unlikely you had a "first interaction with AI in 2001"... is it possible you were pranked/fooled?
The AI back then were in no way "intelligent" (and even today, these systems are not truly intelligent). From 2001 to today, AI are simply statistical processors. Today's systems are vastly more capable than the ones in 2001 (the early ones were quite understandable - while today's systems aren't fully understood even by their creators). But you're correct that people underestimate computing. Future AI can surpass human abilities -- and THAT must be regulated, as Woz rightfully said. Although from 2050 onward, even regulations won't affect/limit them. If we humans want to survive, we'll have to curtail/manage our being seen as "threats" or "competition" by them.
I like your comment, I am also very worried about the investors pushing AI through our throats. It's really scary what those robots can do. They will be capable of killing us, plain and simple. 🙏
Its like summoning a sociopathic being with infinite knowledge.
Make no mistake AI will take away your job soon
AI is absolutely terrifying! Thank you for doing the right thing 💗
im dieing!! steve really said I havent had the chance to meet and smoke with him hahahahaha
All we wanted was a personal assistant that was an encyclopedia and a phonebook. Instead we get algorithms to control trade, banking/finance, law enforcement, autonomous loitering munitions, genius spambots passing the state bar exam, machines that hallucinate and the humans falling in love with them for it and thinking they are real.
Out of context " The 90s was the pinnacle of human civilization " Everything was physical and had sense of Novelty.
By Gen-Z guy
human's mistakes are common, give it 10 years and AI will be so efficient that mistakes will no longer exists, and that is when we create AGI/ASI
@@nawabifaissal9625 what’s AGI/ASI?
@@nawabifaissal9625efficient to what level?
He’s so right. My ex husbands dad worked at apple and then went to create a whole network for a lot of colleges in ca. he made an open source payroll system for administrators in the college he ran. He believed in education for everyone! This is going to take our intelligence! Think of the word Artificial intelligence. It’s artificial! Fake, not organic. Not yet we need to wait. My FIL knew Apple’s goals. Imagine was their motto. It means humans should imagine. When we lose that ability we will give up. No need to daydream, imagine that. ❤️
I realized this last week! It is already eating us all up!
Any award that is available for computer science should be awarded to Woz. He really should have them all.
Saw the thumbnail and first thought in Jabba the Hutt xD
He brought up something I'm also wondering about a lot: It seems like AI *might* be an excellent anti-scammer tool with great use in blocking or warning those sneaky 'phishing' things, romance and bitcoin scammers and *maybe* someone can use it to find and red-flag online sexual predators? It seems like AI could really do some good in those areas? Instead, it just seems to be used for fake celebrity videos, creating student papers, writing for would-be journalists or authors and making nasty misleading pictures. :(
There is more problems than that
I think AI could also be used for creating viruses and phishing scams.
@@neilloughran4437 im worried about that too. Yikes
It’s MUCH WORSE.....than what he said. Probably in the billions or more digit times.
AI: Bitch i been collecting ya cookies since windows 98 and ya scarred now Lmao ya funny
He is so right. I grew up in the years before the digital age. I remember we had a black and white TV with only two channels lol. I never had a cell phone until I was about 30. The internet is great, but honestly I think that life is so much more complicated now. AI is going to cause so many problems, how far is it going to go, we need to slow things down and we are not thinking ahead. We have some dark times ahead….
The same.
Unfortunately it’s not going to slow down before it accelerates. Same thing that happened with the nuclear weapons. Countries will do it, with or without google, apple, fb or anyone else.
Agree 1000%.
Growing up in the late 1950's onwards. With the way technology is now, I miss those old days cause I think the World's gotten much worse.
People are getting lazier and that's why they want machines to think for them do everything for them no one wants to put any effort in living life they want life to just happen
3:34 -3:40 man I felt the pain for him 😔. Save them jokes for the tech conference circuit bro! 😂🤣😂🤣
I wasn't sure about him but after the interview and how he answered the questions i was like "ok"
Not only a brilliant mind but a wonderful soul too. He's in the best position to speak about positives and negatives of AI, all the more as he himself had been involved in some early kids unlawful stuff, that he later admited and felt sorry about.
He basically made the point that he should be executed 😂
Very beautiful man
Oh come on, calling anyone a beautiful soul for doing the right thing eventually is way overblown. You make it sound so rare, like really!
@@outoforbit- You may be right on the first stand, but how many nowadays are doing the right things? No matter science, tehnology, all the less politics. As of overblowing, no, I really meant it. I'm his generation, I grew up dreaming of computers, information technology, automization, stellar things for those times. All the more wondering as I was in a former communist country. Folkes like Woz make all those possible. IT has advanced much too rapidily though, and this AI could easily get out of control. Once again brilliant of Woz to understand and speak out.
@@svdumitrescu take your point, but I'm from a country where standing up and been honest, even if you loose everything isnt so rare. But I suppose up at the top it is extremely rare, and mores the pity. Alot of these people don't even have basic standards that a 3 year old could teach. The man been interviewed on this vid has nothing to loose, he's retired. The internet is full of these retired wealthy dudes having their speak when it's way to late and well after the fact. You see they have nothing to loose.
As a programmer, I would be so proud if the reporter asking me questions has a Mac in her table that I helped design decades ago. That’s what it means to take pride in your work. I applaud Woz
She probably couldn’t operate a computer. Unless it was a tictok app.
Woz didn't design the Mac or any part of it. He was actually against it, and Steve Jobs had to keep him off of the project. Woz only designed the Apple 1 & 2 computers (many variants). Yes he was a trailblazer, though. But he really didn't understand how important the Mac was.
@@GotoHere that’s misogynistic
@@keep-ukraine-free he’s a technical genius anyway
@@GotoHere what a dull comment under such an interesting thought
Good man. He’s right to not be worried about AI.
I wonder if Tesla is a sponsor of CNN. It was a little annoying how the host jumped in at the end saying Tesla would dispute what he said. You invited the man onto the show for his opinions, let him express his opinions.
I love that you can hear the production crew laughing
I see the problem being the same darn problem as when computers first started. The programmers didn't make security the first priority. If we stop progressing with AI, the criminals will just continue to pursue it to break into our accounts, etc. But if the good women and men focus on security and counter attack strategies FIRST, then perhaps AI wouldn't be such a threat to us. There still leaves, of course, it's threat to humanities intelligence and life satisfaction. Human's feel good and feel a purpose to life when overcoming challenges. We sure as heck don't need AI taking that away from us.
In college now it's scary, professors will accuse you of using AI for just about anything
U dont make a door before a house
This guy is amazing…wish the journalists could have asked some more sophisticated questions based on what he was bringing up.
If Wozniak stayed in Apple, it could revolutionize and he could become very rich, but Wozniak didn't care, he didn't do it for the money. Respect to Wozniak for revolutionizing the PC industry.
I literally had a scam call the other day where the guy spoke with a very good British accent and responded to me in the correct way. It felt, at first, way more genuine than yet another Indian call centre operator pretending his name was "Dave Smith" or whatever. There was just something VERY slightly off about the inflection. It was very slight and fell into that "uncanny valley" reference, but it was just enough to make me realise I was not speaking to a human being but an AI computer. Pretty scary
😂 they got smarter they no longer waste their time catfishing and extorting but now they too use technology to free up their time 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 even they are smart. Even if it is for scamming.
Yes that is terrifying, scams are of the scale now. How do you think that's going to be controlled. Digital currency and digital ID. These B.st.rds know exactly what they are doing and where their creation is going to end up.
An idea: make all AI generated content have some sort of digital watermark and make removing it illegal.
Maybe but... how do you know if the watermark has been removed?
That's probably more complicated than you think it is. Does automatic white balancing and whatnot on a camera count? What about assets used as textures on a 3d model? Not saying we shouldn't try to come up with a solution, but that solution on its face probably isn't good enough.
@@BrianWardPlus or enhanced phote backgrounds in a new phones portrait mode.
Good points...
You might be able to tell if it has been removed if the AI keeps a copy / digital signature (like an NFT) for what it generated.
As for AI "touches", well, yeah, that'd need to be recorded, too .
This man gave US a amazing three day concert with his companies success.
Without this man we wouldnt have iphone ipad or mac, he is briliant thank you Woz
“It will either be the best thing that ever happened to us, or it will be the worst thing. If we’re not careful, it may very well be the last thing.” - Stephen hawking
I very much agree !!!!
He's literally _so_ sweet and _needs to be protected at all costs_
Idealists are the most dangerous midwits.
The danger is that public AI could find out about long-running and secret AI that godfather probably knows about.
a good interview, with prepared hosts. this man had a lot of valid points. we should be concerned
Lmao this is like Oppenheimer quitting his nuclear research and warning humanity of its danger after already creating a nuke
All AI content should be marked as such and if an AI communicates with a real person it should always make clear who it is acting on the behalf of (and that organization is then legally culpable for the AI's actions). Without both, use of AI should be illegal on any public facing service.
I think that would cover it.
Why!! People are not true and up front when they spread information or misinformation...A1 is just the next step in evolution of technology. The bad side of everything is humans.
Of course that wont happen. AI will be abused by those in power until it gains the power to destroy us all. This will happen because people, especially in the United States, are easily manipulated through their own socio-economic misery.
I agree
I wonder if it's not already too late? I bet china's been onto this for a couple years already.
Yeah, good luck with implementing that. Unrealistic wishful thinking.
The title literally contradicts itself. Oh, he “warns of impending dangers“ oh, but in the same turn “he isn’t concerned“ CNN WILL NEVER CHANGE
I can appreciate how they let him actually talk and didnt cut it up
I watched a recent interview with Gummo a real g at hacking and technology defense, and he talked about how bad we’re exposed to people who could easily have access to our private information which now is becoming an important topic among a lot of regular people like me, I learn and comprehend that AI like this expert man says has positive or negative sides depending on how someone uses it. One thing about the interview that surprised me was that Gummo said that tik tok is literally a spyware, that’s how bad we’re at.
Why do you think they want to ban it? It's well known China is using it to fuck up kids in the US emotionally/psychologically and don't even allow that kind of stuff on their version just educational videos.
Because most people cannot think independently or critically anymore, AI poses even more of a danger to life.
A lot of them claim to that don't, usually the ones that say "do your own research".
Great comment..👏🏼👏🏼 Scary thought isn’t it?
Here comes Skynet
Like the ones in the democrat party that don’t know the difference between a man and woman. Can’t think like a 3 year old.
Because artificial intelligence is so complicated, people will not use it. Complicated technology is useless. Humans are simple.
Why the max resolution of the video is 480p?!
Technology has change the young generation drastically. The old generations didn't need to rely on these type of things. Becoming dependent on something always the negative outcome of not knowing how to live without it or having it be used against you. Im pretty sure my grandparents were just as happy or if not happier this this generation.
The fact that were all talking about it now in the news and all over the place is very good. It is an issue that we're actually dealing with as we're facing it so, it's better than just forgetting about it I'm moving on to the next thing.
The pause he took when he was asked about Elon Musk😂 he said if you want an example of how Ai will try to kill you every chance it can, get a Telsa🤣🤣🤣
Woz is a boomer cliché 😂 Media are scaremongers.
I met Steve Wozniak and jobs. In 1983 when they put on the US Festival and I worked with Van Halen. Both were really cool guy's
how is this only in 480p quality....
I cannot believe an Apple engineer is so simple and is talking like a normal human. I just understood everything he said. I know nothing about technology. Thanks for explaining !
That’s how you easily recognize an intelligent person - he considers his audience and explains things in straightforward way.
@@stehlik just like steve jobs did, the combination of those 2 was the birth of apple and personal cimputing really, without jobs woz would still be sitting in its garage and bill gates could never steal everything while working at appleto then leave and start windows.
Wozniak, one of the rare few voices the ordinary folk can still trust.
How do you know that you can trust him? Do you know him personally?
he got cloned in the early 70s and now they are using him like a puppet...
@@user-sy9ur6of8t not sure about that, but he definitely isn’t for us “ordinary people”. It was his idea for the original Mac computer to cost $666. He is on the side of evil.
@@user-sy9ur6of8t LMAO
@@user-sy9ur6of8t if this is a new way to call a person a sheep I applaud your creativity but hope you don't really mean that literally 🤣🤣
Any time zone for me...... love the woz and he's right about ai and should be in charge of a new committee to oversee it for the safety of humanity.
Good info well talked out. You should have ‘ideas’ talked about on what are the possibilities could be, this will only benefit society. As a company who makes a product, they should be asked to do the groundwork before releasing this technology. We are excited to enjoy these advancements but not without regulations that are well thought out. This is responsible. This is necessary. Even if the governments behind this advancement they should also be behind keeping society safe. Slower release in this case is wise and necessary .
You can't stop progress, but you can sure as hell put some rules in place. We can see what a disaster the free-for-all of social media has become.
Absolutely. With social media we just went ahead with the field experiment, we built it long before we understood the consequences and now we have enormous societal problems because of it.
But unlike with social media, just building it before we know how to mitigate its dangers doesn't lead to problems like misinformation, alienation and higher suicide rates. It leads to problems like human extinction.
Exactly. Restrictions need to be in place
Complicated technology is not progress. MATHEMATICS is complicated, and people shun mathematics. People will not use complicated technology.
The Woz is a legend
I’ve said it once. I’ll say it again … just because you have money to spend on whatever you want, you SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED to spend it on whatever you want.
SPENDING should have limitations just like anything else, to avoid secret labs and experiments without stringent oversights.
The most amazing thing is that we are ALL watching this on Google 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
We can’t even figure out how to deal with the issues that stupid assed social media has presented.
Those issues you speak of could be by design...
@@artzmove571what do you mean? Like maybe a i is fermenting anger and displeasure?
It's actually quite easy just delete it and leave it alone. Parents put parental controls on your kids and teens phone. But deleting is first line of defense. I deactivated my Facebook last month and I feel sooo much better by doing so
@@dark12ain, I deactivated Facebook and deleted twitter and tiktok because I’m trying to protect my mental health. The things that they allow on these apps is just unbelievable. I truly wish social media would end :/
The only way to deal with those issues is to get off social media as much as possible
Look how he still has a sense of curiosity and excitement like a child would; that’s what keeps us really Alive.
He seems like a real sweetie pie! I just want to give him a big hug!
Him detaching himself from all this AI it’s his way of saying he doesn’t support the progression of how dangerous this is. I’m so glad he’s for safety and humanity rather than the evil side of it. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯 the realest
I love the Woz! He's just a plain kind hearted visionary in retirement years now but what a class act. As divisive as an apple2 and thoughtful of others and how tech should help people not hoodwink them
Steve Wozniak is an incredible person.
Who TF is the news caster prefacing Wozniak’s remarks about Tesla?
With great power comes great responsibility
Spider man
Stop lecturing me please!
or, in case of Musk
the real life "superhero" living by the motto
"with great power comes ..... absolutely no responsibility"
With great wisdom comes great sorrow.
Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely ~ John Dalberg-Acton.
"harmful effect of AI on our politics" - it's hard to harm something damaged beyond repair
I love his candidness.
😂😂😂 The Woz out here Wildlin’😆🗣️🤖
The great Woz just burned Elon!
@@hamedgalhoom6094 Ok’ey Dok’ey.
Woz is just a superb example of what a human being should be. Jobs took advantage of it to get rich, and if he were alive today he'd be saying "No don't pump the brakes on machine learning, give it full throttle!"
Make it a featureless rectangle and charge 1000$ for it
@@nothanks9503 And make it learn your name and say hello to you in a natural voice while it converses with you, while you still do the dishes.
@@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid don’t forget make it able to fire a gun and make it able to understand you over music blasting so loud you can’t hear yourself for reasons
@@nothanks9503 And have it teach every other Mapplebox in the world how to get their graspers on a gun and shoot their own owners, simultaneously in a microsecond. For reasons.
Woz is the smart one, still alive and not dumb enough to try to cure cancer without a doctor like Jobs with magical treatments.
He come across as someone with integrity and honesty.
Such a brilliant mind, and yet he still has common sense. I’m glad he’s speaking up. 👏🏾
I seriously agree they are moving too fast with A.I.
He’s very, very relatable. Appreciated hearing from him.