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0:00 Introduction
1:15 What Are Children Learning About AI In School?
3:14 Will AI Be More Physical?: From Implants To Practical Living
7:28 AI Shapes Learning For All Ages
13:05 AI In Governance: What's Next?
16:29 AI And Crypto: How Or Will It Stabilize Cryptocurrency?
20:22 AI And Navigation: Uber, Lyft, Location Services
23:58 Generative AI: Crash Next Year And Rebounding
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"We will see people DIE due to AI" .... No context š
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I remember panels of people discussing the future of the internet in the 90s... they were all wrong.
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"we will see people die due to AI" -refuses to elaborate, moves on as if it was a normal thing to say
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I kinda vibe with benevolent super-intelligent robot overlords being in charge of everything. They would definitely be better leaders than people.
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They all sound so cheery while saying "people will die" "we have to figure out new things to do"
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Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) -
00:00 - Ramesh Reskar wins Lemelson prize, Hari Bharakrishnan leads telematic service
00:45 - Panel discussion on AIs impact on society
04:07 - AIs impact on education and business
08:03 - AIs impact on chess and other fields
08:31 - AIs resource management and human symbiosis
09:16 - Sustainable development goals could benefit from AIs high productivity
10:36 - AIs impact on world GDP
11:48 - Datacentric organizations, AIs lack of market opportunities
12:20 - AIs shortterm cost advantages over heavy tail
15:02 - AI society of multiple small AIs
20:02 - Investment in AI Challenges and Trends
22:01 - Challenges in AI Reinforcement learning, resource constraints, incentivization
23:54 - AIs Peak, Over Investment, Booming Sectors
25:03 - Investing in internet infrastructure Overreliance, 18 months, two years
25:40 - Chinas investment, data, and AI advantages over Western companies
26:30 - Becken , ,
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"In 20 years we'll see about 20% of vehicles be autonomous self driving"
I think this person might be grossly underestimating the future and being extremely conservative in his estimations.
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Could have worked on the audio a bit more before uploadingā¦
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For me, theres is 4 principal factors ; Technological advancements, regulatory frameworks , Societal acceptance and ethical considerations. Balancing these factors will be crucial in shaping the future impact of AI over the next 20 years and beyond.
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The point about AI in education was particularly striking, illustrating how AI could not only support but also accelerate learning.
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Never seen people blow so much smoke up each other's arses with so much urgency.
Visible desperation, as they hand over our souls.
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looking forward to see more AI applications to democratize high quality education to children in vulnerable socio economic regions and children with different learning skills, wrongly called learning disabilities
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20 years?? Try the next 1-4 years. AGI NLT 31 Dec 2025 and ASI NLT than 2 years after that, and probably within 6 months of the AGI. I would not discount the probability that AGI may already exist in-house at OpenAI. And that it may have made SORA from a carefully worded prompt. SORA, the first fruit of AGI.
Dang 1-4 years from now, you scary !
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Time for Research: No one knows ā to be preciseā where AI can take the education and other sectors in the world in the next few decades, but it is wise to research, read and reflect at the current AI tools. And perhaps we could try and err. on varied groups of educational settings and nations alike to find out the scopes and strengths just as we have been trailing medicines.
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In 20YRS! How about maybe 5 or possibly 10 after that who tf knows.. the only thing that will slow us down is the 2 year development and launch for tech snd electronics.. feel like parts and components will be way faster than little black boxes come out
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20 years from now, AI will be telling āback in my dayā stories to quantum computers. And weāll all nod nostalgically, pretending we understand quantum humor š°ļø
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Decentralization will happen for larger enterprises. SMBs will continue to rely on the centralized systems.
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I think the interesting thing about the invention of tools is that tools are quintessentially the seeds for the technology tree of progress which was previously constrained to the random rate of growth permitted by our own species ability to innovate new and better tools; but we have now reached a point on the tree where the rate of growth of the tree itself is no longer constrained to the organic rate of our finite human capacity to innovate, similar to how humanity essentially decoupled our own evolutionary progress from that of nature the moment we adopted the lifestyle of tool users. We became co-authors as opposed to spectators of an evolutionary game.
Now the very tools themselves, the ones which liberated us from the Garden of Eden have now reached maturity to the point where the tools no longer evolve at the biological pace of innovation that we have become accustomed to, the tools now evolve with an industrial efficiency and at an exponentially industrial scale..
Humans aren't out of the loop yet but it can't be long now before it becomes abundantly clear to every human that we are no longer the coolest kid on the block...
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Iāve only watched 17mins of this and most of the things they are talking about are already happening today. Itās futile exercise to try to project 20 years into the future. What Ai will be, will be beyond our imagination good and/or bad.
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@Techtalk2030
1 week ago
Its very hard to predict where AI will take us in 5, never mind 20 years.
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