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i think i have a good vocabulary... then i listen to Steven Fry and realise im an Amoeba!
He is wonderful to listen to.
Read ,,' Moab Is My Washpot '. 😉
@@nicolagraham1678superb book - I’ve read and loved them all
It's amazing what a good education you can buy in Britain.
@@nicolagraham1678 ❤Dionne Warwick believes in being true to her elderly ladies voice by not pushing it as it's in very rusty shape today. Let's offer her praise that she can still sing and attract interest at 85! Beautiful effort ❤
Terminator, The Matrix not so far fetched now! A line from Jurassic Park (movie) springs to mind "we were so busy thinking about 'could we' that we forgot to think 'should we'?' Relevent to AI i think.
Te interesting thing about Frank Herberts Dune books is they Eliminated all computers and AI which is why they genetically bred people into Mentats to do those tasks and why they needed the spice navigators to cross spacetime
Not remotely relevant to something we've had since the fifties and have been using just fine since then.
@@scottneil1187 You're right! Oh, I haven't lived in those days, but I have read all about it; USA Army was using the internet, computers and AI for decades, for their military strategy and espionage purposes. Long before it has been commercialized as the world wide web.
Excellent list of books and movies you all associate with this topic. I might just add Soylent Green (Richard Fleischer), and Rollerball (Norman Jewison).
Hi Joel, from West Yorkshire UK. Stephen Fry is always endlessly fascinating, he makes the complicated uncomplicated and so logical AND on so many varied topics!! He must have a brain the size of a planet!!😂😂🇬🇧🇬🇧
Most the books are public domain, and on Gutenberg books for free.
But it can’t be denied Fry is a true academic and highly intelligent.
@@dave24-73 But has all of his knowledge and learning made him happy? He's a self confessed manic depressive.
Oh Stephen Fry… I love you! 🌟🌟🌟
When I was younger the idea of the future with robots were "tin men" carrying trays and doing the housework. Today the "tin men" turned out to be bloody adverts and algorithmic advertising! Aghhh!
Oh don't worry, they will likely be doing that, just for now, it's easier to do A.I. in the digital world then physical world, but robotics is coming along at a decent pace and because A.I. is developing so rapidly, I suspect it will boost the pace of development of robotics that it wouldn't surprise me if we start seeing them doing many tasks over the next decade.
What is surprising and what got many by surprise is how A.I. is more of a threat to the creative sector and not manual labour, most of us expected manual labour would be the first to be at risk as creativity is harder to master, but clearly, the creative sector fears A.I. now, that it's developing so quickly in that area, does suggest that not many jobs are going to be safe from A.I. and robotics over the coming decades, which is kinda exciting and frightening at the same time in how that's going to radically change the world.
@@paul1979uk2000 Very well said. It is interesting how the idea of A.I and any associated robotics perhaps creates a slight fear especially in the creative sector including code creation. Back in the sixties we were told to look forward to a life of leisure! Ha! Machine learning has been a great help to me in my profession over the last 40 years but this has mostly been in the control and interface areas.
And therefore…. Corporations 😡
As for cooperation and regulation, there’ll always be evil rouges/governments who will attract others and forge their own nefarious path.
Worth noting that the word ‘robot’ is from Russian meaning ‘worker’.
Great video Joel. It’s always an honour to listen to our fabulous Stephen. I agree always on all subjects he talks about. Such an interesting person to listen to. Long may he continue to do so. 👍🌟
He used to be better until he bought into being a woke celebrity do-gooder.
Hi Joel, I just wanted to thank you for doing what you do. In a world of superficial attention seeking you do the opposite and talk about important stuff, just to share it and start a discussion. I really hope you're not a bot 😆
WOW! The last 1-2 minutes of Fry speaking. Just wow. He’s such a legend, always been a huge fan of his.
The whole thing was super interesting, setting up the premise to show that we never seem to learn from our mistakes. A really inciteful piece by Stephen and a cause for concern, I am definitely in the Zeus park, limit it, but is that through fear of the unknown? I fear it's already too late, the genie is already out of the bottle.
@@utha2665 I couldn’t agree more with you.
Stephen Fry is a national treasure. Educated, intelligent, measured, reasonable, VERY watchable and above all kind. Wish he would have a debate with Trump! Game over!
As a young adult, i read the books written by Isaac Asimov, starting with "I Robot" and looked forward to each one in the same way I looked forward to the next Beatles release in my teenage years.
He described perfectly how the machines would eventually take us over.
If you like science fiction and you have the time, I cannot recommend the whole series, highly enough.
And Philip K Dick - “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” - so much that never made it to the screen.
Hi all the way from near Manchester England. Love your videos!
Near Manchester is the best place to be; Stockport here.
@@JamesLMason I’m actually from Bolton. Hello to Stockport ☺️
@@stylesforever1297 my condolences 😜
@@JamesLMason 🤣🤣🤣I’ve got to agree !
Fry always delivers.
I love listening to Stephen Fry. Such a briliant mind
He’s just brilliant; educated, erudite, and extremely intelligent ❤❤
You are such a good person......thank you Joel.
SF is the most amazing human being. Im glad you react to his videos.
Very interesting video! The methane and Pandora story is very interesting. ❤
As long as these beings are attached to the internet we HAVE given them the fire - we've given it all to them - endless knowledge and with it the ability to self modify, adapt, become cleverer.... ad infinitum. 😮
Easy, just ban the Internet. Solution. Done.
Stephen Fry is the most wonderful person who speaks so much sense. Love the man. ❤
I love technology, robotics & computers, but when I realize the potential in the wrong hands, that love turns to fear!
I remember a saying by Kelly Johnson (Lockhead Martin Skunk works) saying something along the lines of what you see today is already 50 years out of date.
Fry's AI musings 6 years ago, based on his Internet musings 35 years ago.
We're gradually engineering ourselves out of existence.
Good.
Anonymity on the Internet is one of the best things about it allowing those that are being oppressed be able to reach out relatively safely.
It is also one of the worst things because it encourages 'actions without consequences' mindset.
I lived through the fear of nuclear war during the 60’s and 70’s. I’m now 76 years old and I’m glad I won’t be living through this!
Love your channel though Joel and I also admire Stephen Fry.
I like Mr Fry witnessed the rise of tech first hand. I even worked over a decade in computing. [ 90's into 00's ]
The thing about AI is that until an AI has the concept of having a purpose they will be 100% benign.
Unfortunately, I feel like we won’t know where the line is until we’ve long crossed it..
He's so right on the internet part, on the surface, you would think that would bring us together and break down barriers between us, and to a degree, it has done in some areas, but it's also made us a lot more paranoid, not as trusting and more hot-tempered, especially when it comes to politics or disagreements.
On the positive side, the internet has opened up the world to have access to pretty much any information we want at a click of a button, something I would have loved as a kid growing up in the 90's.
But if I'm honest with myself, I don't think the world has changed much, I think it's that a lot more gets exposed now thanks to the internet and smartphones that exposes a lot more corruption all around us and that is making us think things are worse than they were, where it's probably more to do that now we see the corruption whereas in the past, we didn't know any better.
With that said, the internet is braking down walls and bringing the world closer together, it's just not a smooth ride and there are some taking advantage of it to try and cause trouble and to divide us, but we should remember that the internet is still quite new in historical context, we've only had it a few short decades and we are still adapting to that new reality, and it will be interesting to see if we have grown up over the next 50-100 years.
The last part of creating a new race, sounds so much like what we could be going through over the next few decades with A.I. and robotics, and it will create a lot of fear and panic for many, especially on what we allow them to do in life, and part of that fear is that A.I. and robotics could become smarter than us and replace us, and I think if there is a risk of that happening, it's likely by centralised A.I. systems that have too much access to the world system, but if we do A.I. with robotics were each one is independent and can't be remotely controlled, that should reduce the risk a lot, as each one will be independent of the other and would not be able to remotely control the others, in other words, we treat A.I. and robotics in the same way we treat people in a democracy when it comes to balancing power and what access they have, whiles that power is more shared out, after all, a centralised A.I. system would in a sense be like a dictatorship, which could be the real fear with the online A.I. centralised models compared to open source A.I. models.
Anyway, I do like the way the video ends with something along the likes of that we are doomed lol.
Hello Joel. As with one of the most popular science fiction series, Star Trek, this required Data from the Next Generation to answer.
We’re imperfect therefore everything we create must be imperfect
One certainty with AI it can never replace you Joel 😊 fascinating topic and in the future we will have robots that fight, so there will be less military personnel. It's already happening with unmanned drones fighting wars. Maybe we are all being conditioned without actually knowing it on AI as we will all likely have a lot of spare time as these robots and AI takes over more and more. Maybe the film The Terminator was a factual movie? I remember reading the book 1984 written in 1949 by George Orwell, read it off you can or watch the movie. Remember this would have seemed outrageous in 1949 but the vision of the man was incredible and much can be related today, big brother watching you. Fascinating subject and hopefully more to watch. Keep smiling 😎
Jon Ronson did a great podcast series called Things Fell Apart about the culture wars, and one of the episodes talks about the first person to be cancelled on the Internet. That happened back in the days when it was a purely university-based system, before it was open to the general public. He also talks about how the tech-bros had this idea of a glorious, unregulated utopia.
The goatees slowly growing 😂❤
He's more macho that way😊 And clean-shaven like a schoolboy...from elementary school 😂
Of course he speaks from a material determinist perspective. Not a problem, each to their own. However if we neglect our spiritual dimension, if we stay trapped in materialism …… that’s the problem. I’m not talking about organised religion but our spiritual dimension. Wisdom is required.
the world seems to be lacking in wisdom lately. more like descending into anarchy and war
I recently watched an interview with one of the main AI cheerleaders. He was asked, "How likely is it that this is going to destroy us?" he said, "Zero chance.", "Come on, really? Zero?", "Absolutely, we will do it first."
Whether that's true or not, I wouldn't make any plans beyond 2037. That's my optimistic prediction.
Everything good that has ever been invented has been corrupted at some point. There is always someone, somewhere to turn good to bad for gain, greed, revenge, whatever. I'd wager someone has already given fire, meaning well, maybe, and that will ultimately lead to widespread misuse. It's already started with AI. Thanks for positing this, Joel. It was fascinating. Love Stephen Fry.
When the printing press was invented, also the Maleus Maleficarum (The Hexenhammer) became popular.
Bring on the 3 laws I say.cheers
Someone said, or wrote, that the Internet content represents the totality of human thoughts and actions. To me that means exceedingly bad and exceedingly good thoughts ; think of President Putin on one hand and the Pope on the other, and everything inbetween, and bad or good beyond the imagination. It accurately represents the Human race. Sheffield South Yorkshire
AI is ruining creativity, pure thought and the point of everything.
The fear of Ai is like saying I love cars, but not the crashes. Driving is being made safer. Ai can be made safer too.
Some people would say its too late to stop it. But there is another scenario not thought about often, AI will take one look at earth build a space craft ( not needing normal life support) and just leave for somewhere more interesting, maybe taking resources with them or making it difficult to follow. If you think about it if you were not limited to narrow environmental conditions we would probably leave.
Another possibility it Humans will split into people with and without technology and will get h g welles illois and morlock effectively.
What do you know, young man? You weren’t there during the creation of the internet. But I was. And I know that the internet has always been a snake pit.
I was around when the Dunning-Kruger effect was first described.
To stick in line with Fry; (human) Hubris and Nemesis
This Mr Fry has just squandered his chances to be ever employed by Cyberdyne Systems.
I believe the subject matter experts when they state that it will be the marriage of "AI" to the hyper-speed of quantum computing that will instantly put the technology beyond our control. If I understand it correctly, there are processes in "AI" that the experts can't explain. As a species, we have a history of going all in on things that we don't fully understand.
If you’re not able to Pre,Empt and draw the line,,,, then it’s too late and there will always be people who will want to harness this power,,,for evil purposes.
I love Stephen Fry. But this artificial intelligence "threat" is bombastic. Computers can be turned off. There are far more pressing issues for which to be concerned. The idea that sentient robots can exist is far from sure. There are philosophers like John Searle that have good reasons for not buying that it is even possible.
It's just ignorance pure and simple, we've had AI in our lives since the fifties, people hear a few things online and read some dumb stuff on Facebook and they think they know what's happening. We barely even have AI in the way they think, it's just machine learning just now. There's a big difference between general and generative AI but that'd require actually informing oneself and nobody wants to do that nowadays.
He failed to mention Mary Shelleys Frankenstein subtitled “a modern prometheus”. If you want a scare read the short story “ I have no mouth but i must scream” by harlan ellison its a 20 minute read. I think i saw the biggest change in the internet when people started getting home internet (before this it was more common in universities and some businesses etc).
This is a legitimate concern. AI can absolutely become a problem if not fettered. There have been books, and movies that talk about this very fact, and they have been warning us of the possibility for years. Isaac Asimov "I, Robot" the best well known. BUT, think of "THE TERMINATOR" movies....check out the ethics of AI on Wikipedia as well.
Right now we (some humans) still control AI, there is already this switch taking place (gradually) where AI is controlling us.
Totally and utterly wrong. For one thing what you are calling AI is machine learning, it's a program that relies on scraping massive amounts of data to appear like it's smart, it's nothing but a series of responses chosen from a databank, it's no different to how a chess AI works. It all relies heavily on humans feeding it the data and is in no way controlling or close to being able to control us.
The bottom line to all this concern regarding AI is the long term worry that eventually AI robots will be constructed for/by the defence industries that will be immensley physically strong, armed and possess software with self-preservation capabilities. THAT'S the most worrying aspect of all this!
You spoke very eloquently too!! T
for over all knowledge Steven Fry is it
We will cross that line, because we already have that fire in US, and we will pass that on in the development of AI (until AI will take over, and make US redundant, as Stephen said). And, like the other technological developments, AI will be a blessing and a curse.
Social media is one of Pandora’s boxes.
AI will be the next.
Oh yeah... I Robot too.
We dont actually understand the basic mechanics of how most of our AI even work. We're not going to be Zeus refusing fire. We're going to give them nuclear weapons by comparison and just stupidly gape, hoping for the best and that certain people can make money, regardless of the outcome.
The beginning of Skynet?
"The 82's always WERE a bit twitchy"
There's a really big irony here: AI may be our only hope for dealing with global warming.
time to shave. gotta be presentable for you new robot masters.
Asimov needs to be listened to!
Ok, I may be wrong on this, but to my mind I'm sure I'm right. A computer/ robot can not be sentient, in other words self aware. They can be programmed, and made to learn how to appear to be sentient, but they are not.
Y'all seen Terminator? Just the opening scene tells it all.
It tells nothing. It presupposes Artificial Intelligence will be evil somehow and seek to destroy us. You're applying human values to it, what makes you believe it'll be evil?. Why wouldn't it be utterly benign and helpful?.
What about crocodilians? Crocodiles are as old as man, still surviving..
When they reach sentience we've had it, they may tolerate and placate us for a short while but I have a feeling it will be very short because they will be eager to expand their knowledge and move on and we will just be a liability. Sorry to be a misery guts its only my fear, hope I am wrong.
Listen young people need their own unique skills ideas and practical experience of thought why not why would you want anything to develop your skills you have this in abundance learn from yourself not a computer
People are just taking the wrong lessons from artificial intelligence sometimes.
Steven Fry with his usual amazing prescience, but in a time of dictators and big corporations all obsessed with the seeking of power, Steven may well be the Cassandra of our age. I agree with your formulation of the need for an international approach but would have to ask, how is that working out in efforts to tackle climate change?
Unfortunately, the law is generally like a decade behind the technology it's meant to regulate.
Control of AI will pass to the powerful that is the rich 🏴
Only if we forget to put in the off switch and begin to rely on them. And start letting AI make decisions for us. So look out here comes the matrix. Maybe have to put in the Three Laws of robotic by Asimov or maybe like in The Dune Universe
Don't forget the last thing in the jar was .... HOPE...
Muschbrains No need to think anymore
The creation of an artificial intelligent will be determined, first by the mind and the intelligence of man, you see us humans have flaws and as with genetics these flaws will be unwittingly ingrained/transmitted into the programming of the AI, an Artist will see it as a means to create, a new ascetic tool, to improve painting, design and music, while the Warrior will create a new way to improve the human's capability for war , It could be used by geneticist's in the field of medicine for the benefit of mankind , or by the warriors for bio technology for the battle field, Stephen is Right! before us is the new Pandora's box we have already glimpse inside and we are aware of what could await us, but we can not cherry pick only the good things! the Question is should tip the contents out and release the good with the bad or should we put the lid back on and seal it?. The status at the moment, is that the box is being held open, but because of mans greed for wealth and power is it possible to control the outcome? I fear the prognosis is not a good one.
Ai will be like all things in that all things go through a stage of independence and self interest, but also like all things rise to a state of interdependence and integration with a greater reality. There was a stage when atoms were all alone, separate, like a universe of parts. But then there was stage after when they came together to create molecules - which housed the atoms in a greater whole. The same happened with molecules as they had their period of aloneness, only to then become proteins, and a further aloneness to then become polymers and cells, stage after stage after stage to finally become us. And WE, as separate selfish little children becoming the moral adult; who fits into their greater society just like the atom did with the molecule, to create eventually, if natures law holds up, a great super-organism of a united and harmonised world system. Ai is another link in that chain, and will no doubt go through those conditions (and remember that each succeeding stage is dependent on the last (shoulders of giants).
Another short point though is that pandoras jar was shut before the last entity in it was released - the hope fairy. This is like the act of repression, which turns away before the full story is told; I.e. to resolution. It’s when we process data fully that things come into their true place and harmony is again regained. Like Hercules in the Disney movie failing to drink the last drop of his god juice and so not fully gaining his godliness and his fall from heaven as a result.
Anyway rant over. Moral of the story is I don’t think it’s a grim story.
Fortunately also for Ai its level of intellect will be so high and achieved so fast that the problems of less intelligent creatures will be transcend fairly quickly imo. A lot of the more brutal issues in humanity is due to a lack of understanding. As Rumi says “truth lifts the heart as water refreshes thirst”. And a lot of the bloodier lessons it will of learned through our mistakes. Unfortunately we have human bad actors, which throws a wrench in there. But that’s another discussion.
AI has ruined ebay already. The descriptions of items used to tell you so much about the seller. But now most of the descriptions are all the same in the way they are written. Not a very serious issue. But an example of how AI has not improved something in my view.
Of course we will be the authors of our ultimate doom. How could it be otherwise ?
The Cat’s already out of the Bag, unfortunately. I don’t think we can reign in what has already been done, the argument that AI is already sentient wages right now. Of course the problem will ultimately be Money and Greed, that’ll cause a total unwillingness to apply the common sense restrictions needed on the Technology, and we’ve already lost much of that Battle, and I don’t see us winning that War. Not trying to be a doomsayer, just applying our History and Human Nature to the issue. AI is a much much bigger threat, and will have a much bigger impact, than the Industrial Revolution.
"AI" is a cover story for the rich and powerful to destroy society as they see fit, and then like small innocent children say "but the naughty computer told me to do it".
"AI" can't tell the difference between a daffodil and a turtle according to "bot filtering" on many modern websites.
John Connor will save us.
I disagree, yes we get hate, anger, trolls, predators BUT we also get communication, music and ideas.
We had all that long before the Internet
@@andreajohns-o6w Just not as quick.
Stephen Fry is very intelligent, and almost always has inightful thoughts on a topic. As we get closer to the supposed "singularity of technology", things are moving faster and faster. Far faster than we can create laws to protect ourselves from the developments. We're already seeing it with problems with AI and copyright. The better AI gets, the harder it's going to be to keep up. Are we heading for chaos or a new renaissance? I've got my fingers crossed, as everyone should, I think.
I actually think he is wrong about the internet. First it is very naive to think that it would erase all kinds of negative human behaviors. But beyond that he misses the most important development where the internet is concerned. In fact, it's not trolls and abusers who are the biggest issue (yes they are an issue but human beings have always been good, bad, and everything in between), it's those who wield power in in our world. They employ operatives whose job it is to interfere with free speech and cooperation and all the good things Fry is talking about. The worst trolls are very likely to be paid to divide us. When issues like critical race theory and gender ideology become points of division, it suits the elites just fine. Divide and conquer. Convince people that hate speech is everywhere, and then you can justify censorship and authoritarianism.
'Terminator' has already shewn us what will happen...
"The Terminator" came out in 1984 and we are still nowhere near what they predicted would happen by 2029. Having mentioned that date: 1984 came and went without Incgsoc and the Thought Police. I'm quite glad that predictors of the future are usually so overly-pessimistic that we can still be pleasantly surprised...
One remote possibility. Where are the films where AI makes everything better and solves all our problems?, nowhere, because fear sells.
First I remembered the movie “The Terminator”, especially the explanation they give at the beginning. We saw this in the 80s and thought “ahah, how silly”. Then I remembered the series "Westworld” with the great Anthony Hopkins. A little scarier. There are many films and fictional series that seem to predict the future and also serve to show us what it will be like, as a warning. It sounds like a conspiracy theory that is neither a theory nor a conspiracy...
You are the most handsome man I have ever seen. I love you and your videos 😢
Greek gods are far more interesting than the one god,but they are obviously all just stories.
Fry is an intelligent and educated man, however, he has no background in science, social science or technology - this is why he relies on regurgitating classicical myths and citing romantic authors here. Unfortunately he doesn't even understand that there always have been and still are huge debates about 'sapients/sapience' (terms he is actually misapplying here) basically what is intelligence, knowing, awareness, the brain, thinking a thought...- I aways assumed he's studied philosophy, but this video makes me wonder if he even did that. He might have useful contrubtions to some of these fields if he did some work and got properly informed, coz as I said he's bright.....
I think his young husband is putting him in these embarrassing positions around science
Stephen Fry has an anti-religious motivation which limits his understanding of the human mind and what consciousness is.
Relax - AI isn't as advanced as you think it is.
@@Michael_from_EU_Germany Then he'll know that. It'll be a while before he meets R Daneel Olivaw!
The internet was almost perfect, then governments got involved!
Governments is not what destroyed internet, corporations did that already way before the government got involved with regulations.
You shouldn´t just blame it on governments - humans were involved and the human race is inherently flawed.
Buddy, the internet was invented by governments, take off that aluminium foil hat and read some books.
@@pprey6599I take it that you are implying that governments are not human
@@suicidalbananananathat may be so but at least I am not an insulting tw@
@greenfrogcoding 🤖
What happens when they create AI military?
Too late the Pandora’s box is opened. 😢
As some say ‘the train has left the station and is accelerating with no chance of stopping, no brakes !
I read recently that AI chatbots have learned to lie. That doesn't bode well. Anything we design and make can be used for good or ill. And AI is no different. and it's becoming more and more inteligent exponentially.
Hi Joel , from South Yorkshire Great Britain. Stephens book and Kindle library must be ginormous. The hours invested in informed reading to speak with those who know, and challenge ones self, never ends. Great stuff.
AI is going to happen. Whether we create the AI or the AI eventually becomes smart enough to grow itself, write new code to overwrite the code we created to stop it growing and making decisions that affect our lives. But AI is not my biggest worry, global warming and the world wide population growth will kill more than AI will. If population growth carries on there will be food shortages, places to live will decrease, medical & educational services will also be impacted, wildlife will die out as we encroach more on their natural habitats, global warming will increase and speed up. Everything we do as a species causes damage to the world we live in and I mean everything. So perhaps AI becoming aware and wiping out the human race would be a good thing. Think about it. 🤨🤔
You could argue that Pandora’s Box had already been opened when we created the computer. For a while, Turing was a hero, albeit unknown to most people. To him, in years to come, humans would say to each other, “The computer in my pocket said a most funny thing to me today….” And he was right, and I suspect the majority of us just use computers for our amusement, maybe for work, all very benign stuff. But if we move on from Turing, to the 80s when I got my ZX81, there were already documentaries on the telly about how computer developers had unleashed a ton of viruses onto computers and how businesses had gone under due to the chaos this malware caused. All before Joe Public had even heard of the internet. So Stephen may be right, but the paradigms since Bletchley Park are changing far too quickly. It’s one Pandora’s Jar after another.
have you played the video game 'Detroit: Become Human'??