This boomer view will fade out as the next generation grow up with AI and redefine what art is. This is nothing more than old guard trying to protect their views of the world against the next generation.
@@wenterinfaer1656 AI is only as good as the people who create it , the rules set in place and the content it is trained on. If it is programmed to censor certain content and viewpoints and favor others, it is just another tool of propaganda. I wouldn't trust any government with a plan to "unleash" AI, especially one that already censors and even imprisons people for expressing opinions they disagree with online.
AI won’t drive GDP growth, it drives productivity per person. In practice more people lose their jobs and GDP actually drops, but company profits increase.
People will lose their jobs and then retrain in an area which still requires workers. That's how technological advances have worked ever since the industrial revolution
@James-tv4pl is that why nearly 4 out of 10 people are either seeking work or economically inactive then? It displaces jobs. I’ve seen it first hand over the last 35 years in work.
@jabbadabbajew6035 You make that sound bad but it's really not in reality. The total employment rate for working age people (aged 16-64) is 74.9%. of the remaining 25%, the vast majority of 16-18s will be in education, roughly 37.5% of 18 year olds will then choose to go to university for at least 3 years, and a small number of people near the top of that range would be retired. Of the remaining economically inactive people, roughly 2.8 million are primarily inactive due to long-term sickness. Only about 4.3% of people are actively seeking a job (this is the unemployment rate). If there was a lack of jobs due to AI and technology, we would be seeing a much higher unemployment rate as able-bodied people would be unable to find work. However, this is not seen.
@James-tv4pl they don’t count people who are economically inactive in the official figures. This pushes the numbers up to the levels I quoted earlier. Society needs a solution for displaced workers. Unfortunately the world is run by Oligarchs so that’s not going to happen. It won’t affect me though because I’m retiring at 50.
@@cmdkaboom not really, AI is just a computer with a better code, it isn't sentient, it cant discern and if the code input in a particular AI is flawed you only get flawed data info.
@@cmdkaboom not really, AI is artificial but it isn't intelligent, it doesn't reason it just finds words that match your query. It gives thale impression it knows but all it does is matching words. My son is a coder and asked me to do machine learning with a AI that is you ask questions and if the answer is wrong you rearrange the question to see if the search engine gets the answer you are searching for. But intelligence isn't a database it is understanding, comparing and deducting, being deduction the real core action. Computers can't deduct because no one has find a code they can input in a computer that will work deducting. The art of deduction requires more than searching for words, it requires analysing and that is going to be very complicated to put in computer code because it isn't an action which answer is in a database because deducting is specific to probabilities so which probability one chosen in the he deduction is a response that has multiple possibilities to start with. Is a bit the exercises you get when you are studying logic, there can be several answers but which one is the most perfect answer is the conundrum. Computers can't handle induction, deduction and so on.
@ no, focus on the abuse regardless of race. especially since the data shows that every race is almost proportionally represented. with white brittish being the most, since there is more white people in the country.
You have no idea what you're talking about. You saw a cool quote somewhere, and you think it is applicable in all the industries. Yeah, if you work in production where a machine can be more productive than a non-skilled worker. But what is going to happen with the vast majority of people that will be out of work. Who's gonna pay for their benefits? The government. Who's paying the Government? The tax payers.
Eh? Labour cancelled the super computer that was planned. Sorry, guys. As for AI, that needs masses of storage, which need loads of electricity. Which we don't have currently and are unlikely to have unless we heavily invest in smr. Given the current financial position that seems unlikely. AI is ok in its box. If chatGPT is anything to go by its fairly limited. You have to set really strict literal parameters. You can also get it to answer yes and no to the same question, depending on how it's phrased. Automation has been around for a long time. Just watch out for the security concerns. There will be many along with tons of mistakes. Which will undoubtedly ruin people's lives just like Horizon did for the Post Office people. Humans who refuse to believe something doesn't work are usually the biggest issue.
From what i read in the report small creators can kiss their creation good bye. The plan is that we will not own are own data, our ideas and we will have to accept that big tech can do what it wants with our IP.
According to article 21of the constitution of India the peoples are suffering from unemployment and poverty demanding the Lock down Compensation.FBI investigation is necessary through the UNO is necessary hence the peoples are demanding the Resignation of the Prime Minister in india
I watched the film “Under suspicion” last night and this morning I thought that would be a good test for Bard the A.I., so I asked it to dedcribe the film. It was amazing to see how many things it got wrong. Even describing Hearst as being guilty of all the murders. It was a classic failure of the AI in all aspects. I bet if you try the same now, it will have corrected the description after my conversation with Bard. If that is how AI works then it will be useless and unreliable because if you can correct it, you can also deceive it to make even more errors.
Doing both 1) entering an AI arms race and 2) embedding AI heavily into society, at the same times does seem like overly cautious. I'd recommend being a little bolder, Starmer. I'm sure the law of unintended consequences won't come into play here and that governments dream of building a hyper-intelligent black-box that no one understands won't completely backfire.
When your country (🇬🇧) is crumbling & you've run out of desperate ideas. Turn to the AI 😂 You haven't even got proper 5G network because your master (🇺🇸) bullied you out of the Huawei deal 😂😂😂
@ "IT worker" is not a risk taking entrepreneur - they are not going to drive innovation in the U.K. Any tech professional with experience and skills will be in the 40% tax - some even in 45% . The ones paying 20% will be replaced by AI.
Bring on A.i, what is with these.people in society, they complain about how bad life is then when something amazing like A.i comes along (with the potential to help us all) they then make it the villian, damned if you do damned if you dont
before you are quick to judge, if we manage to actually pull off a super computer A.I , it could solve LITERALLY all of our problems, if it is smart enough it could even solve infinite power this stuff is not a joke and obviously it can get very dangerous very fast, it seems that whether we like it or not this technology is going to get advanced at this point the best thing is to save as much as you can, the future is uncertain and having some money on hand will help if things go sour
I been working with AI for a while and AI isn't intelligent and often has IT derangement syndrome. I take it Starmer hasn't used AI? As my supercoder son has told me and he studied AI at uni, it is just a sophisticated search engine but often gets it wrong which I agree with because he asked me to do machine learning with AI so it improves. Conclusion yes is faster than Google but it has bloopers like Google so not perfect by any measure. Government will also need a genius programer otherwise the maths will be wrong and call presidents of other countries turtles etc.
Funny how people can't afford to heat there homes and there's a threat looming that if you light a log burner to keep warm you could be fined... Bring back caveman times when you caught n grew what you needed, U lit a fire to keep warm, you could express yourself thru painting... The things that made us human basic needs... Now we are over indulged in our own miseries we create our own issues and can't face our own reality so we seek to create a fake one... A world in a world yet people still deny a creator of this reality... The perfection was always in the imperfection we are not gods
There is no artificial intelligence, AI isn't sentient ergo it isn't intelligent. What is it? A much better database superior to goggle. It is not a panacea and the principle rubbish in rubbish out applies. AI isn't human, doesn't feel nor has independent thoughts. It will indeed search faster but sometimes it comes with real bloopers. So be aware this will backfire if the people handling it doesn't know what they are doing. IT and AI require specialized people, this is something the computer tinkerers can't handle and if the do it can be a disaster.
AI can help somethings but it is still doing machine learning so it is not ready to think by itself in the way us needed in government but it can certaily replace Rachel from acounts and do significant better because it will not break the rules
I asked AI how Brexit has affected the UK. Here's what it said: "1. Economic Impact: The UK economy has faced challenges, including a 15% hit to trade in the long term and an estimated £100 billion in lost output each year. 2 Trade Barriers: The UK now has significant trade barriers with its closest neighbors, which has affected businesses and led to long queues at ports. 3. Migration and Labor Shortages: Despite promises to control migration, the UK has seen high levels of migration and faces staffing shortages in key sectors." Perhaps we should let AI decide in or out next time. It might not be so easily misled.
😭With this government its just one time waster after another. First assisted dying and now AI. 😫Yes these things do matter, but nothing like as much as taxing the rich to fund the NHS, telling Trump to get lost, helping Ukraine against Putin, repairing the damage done by Brexit and dealing with Climate change. We're desperate here😭. Starmer's just using these issues as a distraction to avoid dealing with the REALLY tough decisions. He's a coward.😭
I asked AI how Brexit has affected the UK. Here's what it said: "1. Economic Impact: The UK economy has faced challenges, including a 15% hit to trade in the long term and an estimated £100 billion in lost output each year. 2 Trade Barriers: The UK now has significant trade barriers with its closest neighbors, which has affected businesses and led to long queues at ports. 3. Migration and Labor Shortages: Despite promises to control migration, the UK has seen high levels of migration and faces staffing shortages in key sectors." Perhaps we should let AI decide in or out next time. It might not be so easily misled.
AI should be washing my dishes and folding my laundry while I write and make art, not be stealing art and the jobs of writers while I wash my dishes
It'll probably do all three by the end
Most accurate comment on AI I’ve ever read
To do dishes you'd need a robot.
.... writing just happens in virtual space.
Art is a different story. Most likely is going to become more "hands on"
This boomer view will fade out as the next generation grow up with AI and redefine what art is.
This is nothing more than old guard trying to protect their views of the world against the next generation.
Nothing gona stop you writing or making art, go for it...
We need human intelligence in the UK gov first.
I think AI in charge is better alternative. Can't lobby algorithms after all.
@@wenterinfaer1656 AI is only as good as the people who create it , the rules set in place and the content it is trained on. If it is programmed to censor certain content and viewpoints and favor others, it is just another tool of propaganda. I wouldn't trust any government with a plan to "unleash" AI, especially one that already censors and even imprisons people for expressing opinions they disagree with online.
AI can definitely replace Labour and the BBC.
Let me add the overpaid Eurobyrocracy to the list.
A moulded turd could replace the BBC & the rest of the 🇬🇧 Estab.
Oh hey troll, how's it going?@@FlockOfBIRDS-k7d
AI would do much better than alot of politicians these days
Anything about the recent incident involving the former Labour minister yet?
Thats the comment i was looking for. Thanks.
What happened? .... answer: pedophile
@@CHMichaelI'd say, but the B B C will remove my comment.
@@Johnny_Caruthers pedophile
Which one? Ive seen two pop up in my feed today. Similar messed up crimes too
I take it A.I will eventually replace politicians as well then?
Just because her last name was Mcintosh doesn’t make her a computer expert in anything what is society we live in?
AI won’t drive GDP growth, it drives productivity per person. In practice more people lose their jobs and GDP actually drops, but company profits increase.
Happy to see more labour being sacked for corporates and shareholders. higher profit margin. Look at ARM. did people lose their jobs?
People will lose their jobs and then retrain in an area which still requires workers. That's how technological advances have worked ever since the industrial revolution
@James-tv4pl is that why nearly 4 out of 10 people are either seeking work or economically inactive then? It displaces jobs. I’ve seen it first hand over the last 35 years in work.
@jabbadabbajew6035 You make that sound bad but it's really not in reality. The total employment rate for working age people (aged 16-64) is 74.9%. of the remaining 25%, the vast majority of 16-18s will be in education, roughly 37.5% of 18 year olds will then choose to go to university for at least 3 years, and a small number of people near the top of that range would be retired. Of the remaining economically inactive people, roughly 2.8 million are primarily inactive due to long-term sickness. Only about 4.3% of people are actively seeking a job (this is the unemployment rate). If there was a lack of jobs due to AI and technology, we would be seeing a much higher unemployment rate as able-bodied people would be unable to find work. However, this is not seen.
@James-tv4pl they don’t count people who are economically inactive in the official figures. This pushes the numbers up to the levels I quoted earlier. Society needs a solution for displaced workers. Unfortunately the world is run by Oligarchs so that’s not going to happen.
It won’t affect me though because I’m retiring at 50.
Regulation, Regulation, Regulation.
We can't even build a train line properly.
A I means that you're going to one day be unemployed, because you're gonna cost a company too much money.
@@cmdkaboom not really, AI is just a computer with a better code, it isn't sentient, it cant discern and if the code input in a particular AI is flawed you only get flawed data info.
@@cmdkaboom not really, AI is artificial but it isn't intelligent, it doesn't reason it just finds words that match your query. It gives thale impression it knows but all it does is matching words. My son is a coder and asked me to do machine learning with a AI that is you ask questions and if the answer is wrong you rearrange the question to see if the search engine gets the answer you are searching for. But intelligence isn't a database it is understanding, comparing and deducting, being deduction the real core action. Computers can't deduct because no one has find a code they can input in a computer that will work deducting. The art of deduction requires more than searching for words, it requires analysing and that is going to be very complicated to put in computer code because it isn't an action which answer is in a database because deducting is specific to probabilities so which probability one chosen in the he deduction is a response that has multiple possibilities to start with. Is a bit the exercises you get when you are studying logic, there can be several answers but which one is the most perfect answer is the conundrum. Computers can't handle induction, deduction and so on.
if you notice the people in the middle ages did not reason like this
How did they reason...?
Can ai save the british girls from grooming gangs ? 😂
no, but neither will focusing on one single race of perpetrator.
@@Moustache-Gaming so just let them exploit cheers
@ no, focus on the abuse regardless of race. especially since the data shows that every race is almost proportionally represented. with white brittish being the most, since there is more white people in the country.
@@Moustache-Gaming u r not so bright r u ?
@ ok. so you dont have a response.
'Anyone who can be replaced by a machine deserves to be.'
- Dennis Gunton
You have no idea what you're talking about. You saw a cool quote somewhere, and you think it is applicable in all the industries. Yeah, if you work in production where a machine can be more productive than a non-skilled worker. But what is going to happen with the vast majority of people that will be out of work. Who's gonna pay for their benefits? The government. Who's paying the Government? The tax payers.
Great information.
Eh? Labour cancelled the super computer that was planned. Sorry, guys. As for AI, that needs masses of storage, which need loads of electricity. Which we don't have currently and are unlikely to have unless we heavily invest in smr. Given the current financial position that seems unlikely. AI is ok in its box. If chatGPT is anything to go by its fairly limited. You have to set really strict literal parameters. You can also get it to answer yes and no to the same question, depending on how it's phrased. Automation has been around for a long time. Just watch out for the security concerns. There will be many along with tons of mistakes. Which will undoubtedly ruin people's lives just like Horizon did for the Post Office people. Humans who refuse to believe something doesn't work are usually the biggest issue.
Means thousands of job losses.
more food banks
Starmer means unleash the AI censors!
'If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.
- Derek Bok
'No, I will not' - Jeff Higgins
Any economic benefits of AI are easily offset by the negative economic benefits of our politicians.
WOW good intro.
Seriously? The BBC has an AI correspondent?
You mean another one on the BBC grift .
From what i read in the report small creators can kiss their creation good bye. The plan is that we will not own are own data, our ideas and we will have to accept that big tech can do what it wants with our IP.
Is the priminister going to pay for my Chat-GPT pro subscription 😅
Oh wait no, he wants to make his own ai and then charge me instead 😅
I'm sure this all sounded hilarious in your head.
slaves in UK just slaves so slaves means nothing
'People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think.' 🐑🐏
-Aldous Huxley
Hasn’t Starmer got more important things to sort out & fix in the UK
I think the U.K. is entering into a Superposition and I for one am incredibly excited by this. Brilliant discussion all round. Thank you
Here we go again, IT experts will all come from abroad so no complaints now
What the hell are these guys going no about.
A I is training the public what to say and what not to say in their comments.
According to article 21of the constitution of India the peoples are suffering from unemployment and poverty demanding the Lock down Compensation.FBI investigation is necessary through the UNO is necessary hence the peoples are demanding the Resignation of the Prime Minister in india
It means the collapse of the middle class, who will be sacked and replaced by the low-skilled working class. The rich richer. The poor poorer.
and there is NO plausible way to change it. so
I watched the film “Under suspicion” last night and this morning I thought that would be a good test for Bard the A.I., so I asked it to dedcribe the film.
It was amazing to see how many things it got wrong.
Even describing Hearst as being guilty of all the murders.
It was a classic failure of the AI in all aspects.
I bet if you try the same now, it will have corrected the description after my conversation with Bard.
If that is how AI works then it will be useless and unreliable because if you can correct it, you can also deceive it to make even more errors.
Doing both 1) entering an AI arms race and 2) embedding AI heavily into society, at the same times does seem like overly cautious. I'd recommend being a little bolder, Starmer. I'm sure the law of unintended consequences won't come into play here and that governments dream of building a hyper-intelligent black-box that no one understands won't completely backfire.
When your country (🇬🇧) is crumbling & you've run out of desperate ideas.
Turn to the AI 😂
You haven't even got proper 5G network because your master (🇺🇸) bullied you out of the Huawei deal 😂😂😂
UK has a higher percent of people on 5g than the USA has. 5g is free to use in some cities
why does the news report about things that seem mentally insane but forget to talk about places like Scotland
It needs to stop. Where is the vote 🗳
The Messiah of the Christians and the Messiah of the Jews are different. They will come two. The Jews misunderstand the Christians.
AI is good and perfectly safe! thank you, Prime Minister!
In one week mr trump will be president of United States of America ❤❤❤❤❤
And?
Private equity is the solution, venture capital is part of it. Bring it, you have a robust economy
A nationally owned AI driven City boy gang...targetting the billionaires.
AI IS A VERY BAD IDEA
AI trained by the crazy lefties, what could go wrong 🤪
Another laughing thicko
in the middle ages how did they give the news to people they spoke it was not a homosexual type of news it was honest living
What have you been smoking?
"Unleash the Kraken!"
And so the matrix begins just make us batteries guys
'Children must be told how to think, not what to think.'🐑
- Margaret Mead ⛓
Love you Adam 😍💓
why it is that these people doing the news have no practical ideas about people but think somehow a machine is practical but what has the person done
No need for BBC's propaganda about Africa and its neocolonial agenda.
As an African AI is a game changer for us. Thanks to whom who ever made it. Lol😂
All the AI talent will be leaving the high tax success hating U.K. not to mention net zero will be unable to provide the energy necessary to peer it.
UK taxes high? since when? One of the lowest tax rates in the western world
@ nope.
@@UnCoolDad The average salary for an IT worker is in the 20% tax threshold, and they have a 12k personal allowance on that
@ "IT worker" is not a risk taking entrepreneur - they are not going to drive innovation in the U.K. Any tech professional with experience and skills will be in the 40% tax - some even in 45% . The ones paying 20% will be replaced by AI.
@@UnCoolDad The UK has the 3rd most valuable tech industry in the world.
Good plan glad their doing also glad their leading it
Bring on A.i, what is with these.people in society, they complain about how bad life is then when something amazing like A.i comes along (with the potential to help us all) they then make it the villian, damned if you do damned if you dont
Don’t trust Starmer judgement very worrying
before you are quick to judge, if we manage to actually pull off a super computer A.I , it could solve LITERALLY all of our problems, if it is smart enough it could even solve infinite power
this stuff is not a joke and obviously it can get very dangerous very fast, it seems that whether we like it or not this technology is going to get advanced
at this point the best thing is to save as much as you can, the future is uncertain and having some money on hand will help if things go sour
I been working with AI for a while and AI isn't intelligent and often has IT derangement syndrome. I take it Starmer hasn't used AI? As my supercoder son has told me and he studied AI at uni, it is just a sophisticated search engine but often gets it wrong which I agree with because he asked me to do machine learning with AI so it improves. Conclusion yes is faster than Google but it has bloopers like Google so not perfect by any measure. Government will also need a genius programer otherwise the maths will be wrong and call presidents of other countries turtles etc.
Great , so Oxford will be home to the next windscale.
At least the AI might get them to clean its water properly
Funny how people can't afford to heat there homes and there's a threat looming that if you light a log burner to keep warm you could be fined... Bring back caveman times when you caught n grew what you needed, U lit a fire to keep warm, you could express yourself thru painting... The things that made us human basic needs... Now we are over indulged in our own miseries we create our own issues and can't face our own reality so we seek to create a fake one... A world in a world yet people still deny a creator of this reality... The perfection was always in the imperfection we are not gods
There is no artificial intelligence, AI isn't sentient ergo it isn't intelligent. What is it? A much better database superior to goggle. It is not a panacea and the principle rubbish in rubbish out applies. AI isn't human, doesn't feel nor has independent thoughts. It will indeed search faster but sometimes it comes with real bloopers. So be aware this will backfire if the people handling it doesn't know what they are doing. IT and AI require specialized people, this is something the computer tinkerers can't handle and if the do it can be a disaster.
AI can help somethings but it is still doing machine learning so it is not ready to think by itself in the way us needed in government but it can certaily replace Rachel from acounts and do significant better because it will not break the rules
❤
I asked AI how Brexit has affected the UK. Here's what it said:
"1. Economic Impact: The UK economy has faced challenges, including a 15% hit to trade in the long term and an estimated £100 billion in lost output each year.
2 Trade Barriers: The UK now has significant trade barriers with its closest neighbors, which has affected businesses and led to long queues at ports.
3. Migration and Labor Shortages: Despite promises to control migration, the UK has seen high levels of migration and faces staffing shortages in key sectors."
Perhaps we should let AI decide in or out next time. It might not be so easily misled.
AI can definitely sort out these RT Bots
This world's already fake enough 🤣🤣🤣
Complete AI crap totally overrated...
Do they even know what they are talking about ????????? Mediocre Vision and Leadership. 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Need to also get rid of Stamp Duty on UK shares
it means management in bbc will tell artificial intelligence to make video like this and then think - let's kick these idiots out
😭With this government its just one time waster after another. First assisted dying and now AI. 😫Yes these things do matter, but nothing like as much as taxing the rich to fund the NHS, telling Trump to get lost, helping Ukraine against Putin, repairing the damage done by Brexit and dealing with Climate change. We're desperate here😭. Starmer's just using these issues as a distraction to avoid dealing with the REALLY tough decisions. He's a coward.😭
I asked AI how Brexit has affected the UK. Here's what it said:
"1. Economic Impact: The UK economy has faced challenges, including a 15% hit to trade in the long term and an estimated £100 billion in lost output each year.
2 Trade Barriers: The UK now has significant trade barriers with its closest neighbors, which has affected businesses and led to long queues at ports.
3. Migration and Labor Shortages: Despite promises to control migration, the UK has seen high levels of migration and faces staffing shortages in key sectors."
Perhaps we should let AI decide in or out next time. It might not be so easily misled.
Do they even know what they are talking about ????????? Mediocre Vision and Leadership. 😢😢😢😢😢😢