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We are living in times of accelerating progress. Machine intelligence is increasingly integrated in vital parts of human life. Narrow Artificial Intelligence is driving cars, flying drones, playing chess, winning Go and answering emails. More and more machines are doing physical and cognitive work; create music and art. Machines are replacing human work and human thinking. No job is safe and machines soon will be everywhere. AI is eating the world. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is expected in the next 5 years and we will observe the first thinking machines. Superintelligence is coming after, until we reach the singularity. Humans have to decide how to live with machines and define their own role in a humanmachine world.
Fabian is CEO of Asgard, a family- owned Venture Capital firm based in Berlin. His passion lies in Artificial Intelligence. Since 2011 he has been blogging about entrepreneurship, venture capital and the future on bootstrapping.me.
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Epic. That's the TED talk that I've been waiting for a long time.
Dauer: 13:37. Voll die leet time erwischt, alter Lucker!
He never addressed the main fear of AI.
Good talk ???
great talk my friend
Great talk! I'm working on the English substitile for this video
Fabian talks like »we have« any kind of AI already.
We don't.
Never fear American A.I. will soon be here!
The question is, will AI eat capitalism…. After all, if AI puts 50% to 90% of workers out of their jobs, who will buy the products that the capitalists, those who control the means of production, make??? And as for the introduction of unconditional basic income, forget about it: already the welfare system in the USA, the global center of capitalism, has been shredded to bits, limited to 2 or 4 years max. for lifetime, with the next assault focused on eliminating health care for the poor and elderly…while the middle class is finding it increasingly unaffordable.
No, for the ruling class, AI is the "wet dream" for the maximization of profit, of that there is no doubt. But it will also be the end of capitalism, as it has existed for the last 200 years or so.
By the way, in the USA, the median lifespan of the masses is now decreasing and there has been no increase in median wages for workers since the late 1990's, when adjusted for inflation. So, yes, this is the best time to be living, for the capitalists. For the working class, not soo much and AI will guarantee it will only get worse so long as AI is under the control of the capitalists.
TED is a cult.
Sleepsheeps need their Schmartphones
Yes Google eat souls.
Yes we have self driving Terminators.
We use machines because we like to become machines. Halleluia.
Das hier ist die dümmste und blödeste Sau die ich je im TED gesehen habe.
I don't think it makes sense though unless the computer "wants" to self-propel… I don't think that has been solved or it cannot be; unless it's a mirror process rather than parallel
Fabian, what you said in this talk is not controversial. I've never heard anyone disagree with any of your points, many of which I've heard many other times. The problem with AI is how to control this genie once the singularity comes, and once GI and super intelligence arrives. You don't mention those subjects.
This talk is good at both fields brains and hot looks
Decades away, yes plural, maybe even generations away, luckily if we see human intelligence level in AI this century. Singularity isn't anything that is sure to come.
We are going through to
7 billions hipsters are eating it