A PhD EE Explains AI

How is it that a technology that can design closed loop servos, write business plans, pass the bar exam, impersonate your voice and create realistic images be unable to add two numbers? Clark Hochgraf, PhD, a professor of engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology explains this amazingly disruptive technology and how will it affect society.
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[@nealbeach4947]

What could go wrong?

[@aipsong]

Excellent!!!Bravo!!!

[@migsvensurfing6310]

Very useful and perhaps very dangerous. Interesting topic. Thank you for the video.

[@sssnipercoyote60]

Very similar to Atomic energy. Imagine for a moment how things might be different today if Hitler, or the Japanese got there first!!!

[@w6msu]

- amazing! Thank you.

[@williambresee4320]

Murphy's law cannot be abolished

[@ae2ea]

Its upsides and downsides will be determined by how we use it, and how we regulate it. Might be a blessing, might be a curse.

[@matter3232]

Is there a free ai

[@WirelessMuseum]

A lot of them are free. Google "free ai"

[@bitwise2832]

Meh.