Can AI Catch Criminals at Sea? | Dyhia Belhabib | TED
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
- Can AI help catch oceanic outlaws? From drug smugglers to modern-day pirates, maritime crime fighter Dyhia Belhabib introduces Heva: an AI-powered tool that aggregates international criminal records to detect and stop crime that might otherwise get swept away in the tide.
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The best thing about AI is it'll do anything we can teach it to do. The scariest thing about AI is it'll do anything we can teach it to do.
That and we don't know how it reaches an output from our inputs, it's the blackbox problem. We also aren't the best at processing and analyzing the data we transmit to Ai, the data we train these programs on is fundamentally biased and limited. This problem only
Depends on what you classify as criminal activity. For some it's pirates for others its oil companies.
Smart
Very nice this video! Tecnology is the way to reduce those crimes.
Of course. Mission number one, subject and control the last place on the planet that has yet to be owned and taxed.
Because of the technology advanced it can help us to catch the crime group more easy. On the other hands, through this process it requires the guid of the technology such as Human knowledge our approach. We need to input human creativity and technological progress for machine to work more effectively. For example next video about Artificial intelligence of liquid machine also assist our environment. In the future, It could be an essential method to live with the AI.
Liked her speech. She is so smart to develop such an application based on AI to detect the bad guys on the ocean. So creative! 👏👏👏
Well done! Scary statistic of only 2% tracking of 4 million plus ships
The registry of owners for any type of list will do no good when you can't clean up the corruption in your very own state national security agency, so they continue to have the ability for create fake records onto those lists, for example how they do it in Hungary.
Huh! Nothing be related to computer's AI.🤒
A handful of billionaires shouldn’t own and control the means of production, distribution and exchange. Workers make the world run, workers should run the world.🌎🏴
While you were telling about the picture in which they were taking photos and promoting it isn't that a crime? Think about it 🤔
What courage!
Knowing that criminal gangs are using sophisticated tracking devices (inc. submarine support?!?!) puts any investigator inn their cross hairs.
If there is any truth in this. The words AI and criminals in the same sentence scream terminater gone wrong to me.
Just thought I’d drop by and inform you that ocean crime
Aka
Human trafficking. Every cargo ship out at sea carries a container full of people. For sale.
Every single ship. Every trip from point A to point B.
Every single ship
Trafficking is a 200 billion dollar a year industry
I wish your AI all the luck in the world locating these containers
You're crazy. Zero chance every cargo ship in the world is involved in human trafficking.
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All words, no show.... :/
It’s called a Ted Talk, not Ted Film
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I know AI is the big thing everybody wants to talk about right now, but I'm so tired of it. I'm sure y'all can use your algorithms for whatever you want.
oh boy, if you feel like that now, you're in for some rough times...😆
AI is as biased as the people who programmed them.😊
It is as biased as the data it is trained on
If they are trained on biased data they will be biased until the AI starts training itself.
There is a good chance this is already happening.
It can be biased yes, but it can also learn and outgrow it's bias more easily than most humans can.
@@sparkofcuriousityAi can't learn and outgrown bias, what? We train it on biased data, it's not like it's conscience and goes hey, maybe all that I know is actually untrue. It needs new data to digest which you guessed it is also biased. Bias is inherent but the problem is that our training material is overly biased in a negative way. Racial basis is a key one, we see the negative consequences of this even now, black people being flagged by ai algorithms more, etc. This is only going to get worse.
I'm very scared of AI 😢. Are you also?
No , humans are very good at ending themselves without any help
No. Can i ask why you feel this way?
Indians like here ❤
Looking Gorgeous in Hijab. ❤
Princess 👑
shes pretty
Eventually life will be like the movie minority report, with Tom Cruise. Thought crime will be prosecuted.
Shame on TED.
Why ?
why are you wearing that scarf/towel rofl
Exactly,its so stupid, religion and science do not go with each other,its so stupid 😂😂😂
how dare a woman do anything.... her choices are just that. choices. make your own. ideally to get up from the babylon box in your hands/desk/lap and touch some grass, check in on your neighbours, see if they need help
Why are you scared of a scarf/towel?
@@carolime13 maybe its actually "not her choice", havent you thought of that? :)
Her knowledge 🔥
Her Logic and Common sense 🤡
She doesn't deserve to talk in TED
Why?