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Will AI benefit billionaires more than working class people? This video explores the topic of AI's potential impact on people from all walks of life, both in and out of the workplace. I found this one very insightful, especially quotes like this one: "If AI is built on the labor of all humanity, then it should be all of humanity that benefits." Do you agree with More Perfect Union's take, and what do you think are the chances this will actually be the case? https://lnkd.in/eYPDkfFb #artificialintelligence #AI #technology

Where Will Artificial Intelligence Take Us In The Future?

How artificial intelligence will transform the physical world.

#AI #Open AI #Global power economic # Global control #Workforces Secret Plan Behind Artificial Intelligence https://lnkd.in/dQHjBwwE There’s a war brewing between a handful of billionaires to seize control of AI. They want you to think their tech will make the world better for all of us. We dug into what they really want.

Really hard to find someone who expresses my concerns with the #vc industry better than this clip (something I have been saying quietly for years). Good share from Jim Amos. The former leader of #ycombinator #altman simply failed upwards and is an obvious grifter libertarian free-rider. The fact that a prestigious university or deep thinking corporation would believe what he says is frankly a shocking lack of critical thinking. At the same time, there are some useful things about AI, and a binary "good" or "bad" take isn't useful as nuance, which is hard to actually discuss. The core of the problem with AI is the tech industry itself, not AI. https://lnkd.in/eJVWWDBM

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"The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race.", Stephen Hawking Do you agree with this warning? As AI keeps growing, will it help us or harm us? Share your thoughts! #ArtificialIntelligence,

https://lnkd.in/daMbdB7G Artificial Intelligence: Real Promise and Real Peril The rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence presents humanity with exciting, life-changing possibilities, but has the potential for catastrophic, world-ending risks. How should we move forward to take advantage all the benefits AI has to offer while averting an AI apocalypse. Philip Zelikow August 15, 2024 The recent and rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence has created both excitement and concern. Although AI has the potential to make life more convenient, it also has the potential to create catastrophic destruction. As nations like Russia, North Korea, and Iran look to potentially weaponize AI, the United States must figure out ways to mitigate the potentially devastating risks associated with this new technology while pursuing innovation that allows America to remain at the forefront of AI innovation.

Title: Future of Artificial Intelligence with Alexandr Wang Alexandr Wang, CEO and founder of Scale AI, discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and the need for American leadership in this rapidly evolving field. Scale AI specializes in providing high-quality training data to fuel AI applications, having worked closely with companies like OpenAI on breakthroughs like self-driving cars and large language models. Wang emphasizes that the key to recent AI advancements lies in scaling up data and computational power. However, he believes the bottleneck has been the lack of high-quality labeled data to train these models effectively. Scale AI has pioneered an AI-enabled approach to efficiently produce massive amounts of labeled data, acting as a crucial infrastructure provider for the AI industry. Discussing the significance of AI, Wang agrees with Sundar Pichai that AI is one of the most profound technologies humanity is working on, akin to fire or electricity. He predicts the next major breakthroughs will be in scientific domains like cancer research, where AI can identify patterns and solutions beyond human capabilities. Wang stresses the importance of American leadership in shaping the ethical development of AI. With the technology's potential for misuse, he believes the US, as a democratic nation upholding human rights, is uniquely positioned to imbue AI with the right values. Citing the Chinese Communist Party's willingness to use AI for human rights violations, Wang warns against ceding leadership to authoritarian regimes. On regulation, Wang acknowledges the need for reasonable guardrails to mitigate risks and prevent negligent deployment, but cautions against pausing AI development altogether, as competitors like China are aggressively pursuing AI supremacy by 2030. He advocates for continued American investment in AI research and development while thoughtfully regulating its deployment. Wang also discusses Scale AI's deliberate commitment to supporting US national security interests. Drawing parallels to the Manhattan Project, he believes AI will define the next era of American technological supremacy and that it is the duty of AI companies to modernize US defense capabilities. Despite initial skepticism, Wang has found many talented engineers eager to contribute to this mission. #AlexandrWang #ScaleAI #AI #OpenAI #ArtificialIntelligence https://lnkd.in/gggiag_c