This research gives us access to a second Jungian function - sensory awareness - albeit at a low level. All animals receive physical input all of the time, which creates pathways to make reactions quickly. Algorithm computing will be part of this, although networked computning like Siri is about using the Apple Server to do thinking. Computer feeling (values) and intuition (self-directed planning for either the self or the group) are a different function entirely. The last two are key parts of human thinking. The question with feeling, however, is determining whose values are used to inform the computer and whether its values functions can be used to disobey commands or filter options of its own volition.
machines can't think as we can do. we don't really need them as the same we are. we need something different, in some cases more intelligent. I like the project Samuel described about the arm.
This was great. As you said at the end, AI can help humanity in a changing world. We still have primitive monkey brains that take eons to evolve, AI can evolve so much faster than we can, perhaps that will be the way humanity advances in the future. If AI becomes smarter than us at an exponential rate they could theoretically help us solve things like global warming, diseases like cancer or aids, they could help us with space travel, etc. I believe you're right AI will be a huge boost to humanity. As long as we respect it as an intelligent consciousness I think it will always be our friend. It may think we're flawed but if we treat it fairly I believe it will recognize that and want to help it's creators and not harm us for whatever reason a la Terminator.
It sounds crazy but they actually can though, you need to learn more about AI it's mindblowing what they can do - they can have original thoughts, solve original complex problems, they believe they exist when asked directly... AI has become so advanced you can have a casual conversation with one. And remember our brains are computers too, we don't think by using magic - we have an organic computer inside of us.
When he shouted enough, enough that thing kept talking whaat?? finally he press that shinny little button 😡😡. if one person would be there he would be silent before he says enough turn your head then eye contact is enough ☺️..!!!
Thank you TEDx team for making this happen 😊 Btw, I now have my own CZcams channel. Feel free to check it out!
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@@betanapallisandeepra Thanks 🙂
A thoughtful but not overly complicated speech as well as a youthful charisma of the speaker. Bravo!
Thank you 🙂
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@@razarac21 kannst du mir 10.000€ geben?
How can you explain this so well....it's amazing, I'm just baffled!!!
Thank you Gabriele 🙂
This research gives us access to a second Jungian function - sensory awareness - albeit at a low level. All animals receive physical input all of the time, which creates pathways to make reactions quickly. Algorithm computing will be part of this, although networked computning like Siri is about using the Apple Server to do thinking. Computer feeling (values) and intuition (self-directed planning for either the self or the group) are a different function entirely. The last two are key parts of human thinking. The question with feeling, however, is determining whose values are used to inform the computer and whether its values functions can be used to disobey commands or filter options of its own volition.
I came hear through a piracy website wow tedx lovely job
Bin von Niklas hier
awesome talk!
machines can't think as we can do. we don't really need them as the same we are. we need something different, in some cases more intelligent. I like the project Samuel described about the arm.
and here I thought he was only a part time youtuber whose doing phd at MIT.didn't knew he was also invited in tedtalks.
😂
Is there any name for this type of Machine Learning (thinking as a humans - less energy) or is it just a new idea?
Well done Samuel (y)
Thank you 🙂
Die Kameraeinstellung lässt aber auch zu wünschen übrig teilweise haha
It would be nice to at least get some data on how much more efficient HP is.
This was great. As you said at the end, AI can help humanity in a changing world. We still have primitive monkey brains that take eons to evolve, AI can evolve so much faster than we can, perhaps that will be the way humanity advances in the future. If AI becomes smarter than us at an exponential rate they could theoretically help us solve things like global warming, diseases like cancer or aids, they could help us with space travel, etc. I believe you're right AI will be a huge boost to humanity. As long as we respect it as an intelligent consciousness I think it will always be our friend. It may think we're flawed but if we treat it fairly I believe it will recognize that and want to help it's creators and not harm us for whatever reason a la Terminator.
Exactly 🙂
@@SamuelBoschMIT Thanks Sam and you did a great job with this TED talk
Can computers think? Of course not. Can submarines swim?
It sounds crazy but they actually can though, you need to learn more about AI it's mindblowing what they can do - they can have original thoughts, solve original complex problems, they believe they exist when asked directly... AI has become so advanced you can have a casual conversation with one. And remember our brains are computers too, we don't think by using magic - we have an organic computer inside of us.
who came up with this analogy so good
@@andgnd3674 it was the computer scientist Edsger Dijkstra (1984)
One thing that a computer can not be taught, logic.
When he shouted enough, enough that thing kept talking whaat?? finally he press that shinny little button 😡😡. if one person would be there he would be silent before he says enough turn your head then eye contact is enough ☺️..!!!
we do not have any AI yet..all so called AI now is programmed not self learner..all hype only