Franz Josef Radermacher: Why the evolution of AI needs to be fundamentally human-centric

Humankind needs to take decisive action to ensure the super-intelligent machines of the future are in its service, says AI professor Dr Franz Josef Radermacher - and not a threat to our very existence. | Full article: www.i-cio.com/big-thinkers/fr...
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About: Dr Franz Josef Radermacher
A German mathematician and economist with multiple doctorates to his name, Franz Josef Radermacher is professor of artificial intelligence at the University of Ulm and director of the Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing (FAW/n). A campaigner for a more positive future for humankind, he is a member of the global think tank the Club of Rome and a co-founder of the Global Marshall Plan movement, an eco-social initiative to rebalance global wealth while protecting natural resources.