The Great A.I. Debate: Should We Fear the Digital Revolution? [2015] | Intelligence Squared
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- In this clip from our 2015 session titled 'Be afraid, be very afraid: the robots are coming and they will destroy our livelihoods,' speakers George Magnus, Andrew Keen, and Walter Isaacson share their perspectives both in favour of and against the motion. The debate centers around the imminent threat to our livelihoods and jobs due to the rapid advancement of machinery and technology, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence. Considering the current pace of progress within the A.I. sector, what are your thoughts on this ongoing debate? Leave your thoughts and opinions in the comment section below!
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I do like the second guys perspective, but AI is not a robot, AI is not a microprocessor, it is not a decent comparison.
AI will take jobs, because they are replacing the one thing not possible yet, our brains.
Robots/microprocessors need input from us, to perform tasks.
AI does not need input, it already has it, every webpage ever written. (That is a ridiculous amount of cat pictures 😛).
They will take our livelihoods because our very existence will become superfluous, and I do hope one day they don't realise that.
I HEREBY CHALLENGE ALL ATHEISTS IN THE UNIVERSE TO;
Demonstrate Random is a creative entity.
Messages and Machinery = Design.
Architecture = Design.
Fragility of Life = Design.
Art, Music, Poetry and Beauty = Intelligence high enough to appreciate and construct these within and throughout the entire Universe and marvels of Nature.
Demonstrate the principle that unconscious Randomness, can produce anything, let alone an entire Universe and all the marvels of Nature within it.
Case closed, We win you lose. See you at Judgement Day.
@@flashgordon6670 Well AI can already produce, art, music and poetry.
As for anything else, it is merely a baby at the moment, it isn't even an infant.
I think you need to think more of the future, and not with the mindset of the present day.
As for God, I challenge you to show me ANY proof that he exists, and that evolution could not have created everything you see around you.
Further than that, you have no more evidence than I do.
As for faith, that was made up to keep the plebs in check.
There will be a judgement day, but not the kind you are thinking of 😛
The universe is not available to take your call at the moment. Someone will call you back at the number you provide in the next 640,000 business days.
I HEREBY CHALLENGE ALL ATHEISTS IN THE UNIVERSE TO;
Demonstrate Random is a creative entity.
Messages and Machinery = Design.
Architecture = Design.
Fragility of Life = Design.
Art, Music, Poetry and Beauty = Intelligence high enough to appreciate and construct these within and throughout the entire Universe and marvels of Nature.
Demonstrate the principle that unconscious Randomness, can produce anything, let alone an entire Universe and all the marvels of Nature within it.
Case closed, We win you lose. See you at Judgement Day.