Perhaps @mediamocracy has some differing views to share
Tired: forecasting the AI apocalypse Wired: focusing the discussion on scary-sounding red herrings that will get the media's attention Expired: rational evidence-based discussion about the societal impact of AI
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Is un-controllable super intelligent AI a red herring?
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Yes. Yes it is.
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Agree on all fronts! The AI conversation is about jobs, security, education, & society. --suggested reading: "Machine | Platform | Crowd"
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Great point! When was the last time a traditional regression algorithm was the focus of a Wired news story- or needed to have a ethics committee appointed? They are widely used within the professions and across the economy- and like deep learning - are just an algorithm.
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Who set the expiration date? Can we renew and re-engage?
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Inspired: AI moves (mostly) out of the cloud, into “the edge” and saves mankind from the “BigDataPocalypse”!
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Not only. Safeguards privacy and saves 1M times the power/CO2 emissions - see Mark Horowitz ISSCC 2014 keynote
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Is this tweet in response to this report? https://maliciousaireport.com/ If so, would love to hear why you think these are red herrings (most of the examples given are things that have been or can easily be done in the near future)
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