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Thus the first step to getting AI to realize its full potential in service of humanity is to solve the problem of private & secure personal data mining. Would encryption provide a solution? Should the consumer own the physical hardware where the data is stored and the algo runs?
Getting a solid security & privacy layer *before* we get to building these advanced AI applications is arguably that which will determine whether we end up with an AI utopia or an AI dystopia.
Gave a talk a while ago about what I’m pretty sure is the way forward there: by modeling computing on human conversation and using encryption to bring the same privacy expectations we have for our everyday conversations.
The talk is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6Q8sNx95A … Approaches it from the Lisp angle though... working off of McCarthy’s vision for the ‘language of the future’
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