Peter Diamandis and Dan Sullivan discuss the role of AI in the near future.
- Steve Gold, head of IBM Watson AI project discussed the following recent breakthroughs in AI:
- Watson winning Jeopardy.
- Watson is now in the cloud.
- Deep learning to better understand content and data. It is a computer learning on its own.
- Deep learning will greatly improve human health and diagnosis as our genetic mapping rates improve.
- Will improve ability to predict weather, terrorism, etc.
- AI image recognition known ribald humans.
- Next step is to use that to diagnose disease.
- Kids growing up with this tech are having a completely unique upbringing.
- More from Steve Gold:
- Within 3 years AI will beat the Turing test.
- We will start negotiating international treaties regarding AI.
- All five human senses will become part of the computing experience.
- What used to take a billion dollar corporation to do, can now be done with a small crew in this podcast.
- The current problem of inequality is inequality of outcomes, not opportunity.
- This is changing because it will be in everyone’s best interest to have the whole world connected. It means more minds to solve problems.
- The more people using Google, Amazon, or sequencing their genome, the more data for machine learning.
- AI linked with the sensor revolution will mean that machines will aid humanity in solving world crisis’
- This is evidenced in the plummeting amount of deaths by natural disasters, already benefiting from this tech.
- AI will use massive data to redefine how medicine is practiced.
- AI will be present in everything.
- It will be woven into the fabric of our lives.
- There will no longer be an educational system, but a guide to available learning and knowledge resources.
- Eventually, the child of the billionaire and the child of the poorest man in Mumbai will have access to the same teaching.
- The best teachers and physicians will be free in AI.
- We are effectively demonitizing living.
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